it draws all set to launch a new age, third generation special weather monitoring satellite from Sriharikota. This will be the 16th launch of the GSLV. India's weather satellites have always helped augment the capabilities to forecast storms, monitor fog and bring daily weather updates. Now, ahead of the launch is so Chief Somnath of Priya at the Chenal Lama Parames Temple in Andhra Pradesh ND TV Science editor Pav Bhala has more details. But first listen in to what the chief had to say. I have done it. The launch of GSLV Rocket GSL a 14 in a 3D is launched today at 5:35 p.m. Evening. So this is, uh, the satellite is meant for our weather climate studies. It's a meteorological satellite. I think you know the Cyclones we track using the satellite. We predict the weather for the country looking at the rainfall, the cloud cover and many other parameters we measure. The satellite is built for our, uh, Ministry of Earth Science. Specifically the Indian Meteorological Department. They do all the data analysis and provide you the weather forecast and all the protection of our natural resources. So we are launching it
