Come April 15 GSLV-D3 will be the made available for launch into the space.

As the Mission Director of ISRO, G. Ravindranath, says, "The vehicle has been assembled and is ready for the launch." He further adds that this mission is very significant in terms of technological advancements as for the very first time, India is flying its own cryogenic stage spaceship.

GSLV-D3 has high hopes from the all as it is considered to be the most "reviewed vehicle" and represents an arduous effort of 19 years with no technology denials whatsoever.

These cryogenic engines play a vital role in placing communication satellites in space that weighs more than 2 tonnes inside a GTO. It employs liquid oxygen at a temperature of minus 183 degree Celsius along with liquid hydrogen at a temperature of minus 253 degrees Celsius.

The operations' success shall strengthen the position of India in global front in the field of communication.