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S. Ramakrishnan, who is the Director of Liquid Propulsion Systems Centre (LPSC) of ISRO
The launch vehicle will place in polar sun synchronous orbit the 1206-kg Resourcesat-2, 92-kg Youthsat and 106-kg X-sat satellites 822 km above Earth.
The satellite with two-year life will carry two Indian and one Russian payload.
Three satellites will be put, and they are:
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- Youthsat - Indo-Russian satellite
- India's own Resourcesat-2
- X-Sat – which is a micro-satellite from Singapore’s Nangyang Technological University.
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