The satellite is designed to image select areas as frequently as every 5 minutes and cover the entire Indian landmass roughly every 30 minutes, at around 42-metre resolution — a revisit rate India has not had before from an imaging satellite.

India now has its first dedicated imaging satellite watching the country from a geosynchronous orbit, a position that lets it stay fixed over the same region instead of circling the globe like most Earth-observation satellites.....

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