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🚨🚀 PSLV-C62 Suffers Stage-3 Failure, ISRO Begins Detailed Probe India’s trusted Polar Satellite Launch Vehicle (PSLV-C62) encountered an anomaly during the third stage (PS3) phase, where the vehicle is reported to have lost control of its orientation near the end of stage operation. This marks the second consecutive PSLV mission to experience issues related to the third stage, raising concerns over a critical segment of the launch vehicle’s flight profile. In an official statement, ISRO said: