The Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) has revealed that a broken electrical circuit was the most probable reason for the failure of the navigation satellite NVS-02 mission in January last year, preventing its orbit injection.

A former ISRO employee in Bengaluru was arrested for allegedly strangling his wife, citing anxiety about her future after his death.

The committee, which probed the failure, says the signal meant to activate a key valve in the engine’s oxidiser line never reached it; this valve is crucial for firing the engine to raise the spacecraft’s orbit

A 70-year-old former ISRO employee in Bengaluru killed his wife, fearing she would not be cared for after his death. Their only daughter, living in the US, has reportedly refused to fly back for the funeral.

The ISRO chairman is scheduled to visit Shivamogga to participate in a Science Day programme, which will be held at Kuvempu Rangamandira at 4 p.m.

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