CURRENT UPDATE : US OPEN 2016 WINNERS

US OPEN 2016
EVENT	PLAYERS	WINNER
MEN'S SINGLES	NOVAK DJOKOVIC (SERBIA)	STAN WAWRINKA
	STAN WAWRINKA(SWITZERLAND)
WOMEN'S SINGLES	KAROLINA PLISKOVA (CZECH REPUBLIC)	ANGELIQUE KERBER
	ANGELIQUE KERBER (GERMANY)
MEN'S DOUBLES	JAMIE MURRAY (UNITED KINGDOM) BRUNO SOARES (BRAZIL)	JAMIE MURRAY BRUNO SOARES
	PABLO CARRENO BUSTA (SPAIN) GUILLERMO GARCIA-LOPEZ (SPAIN)
WOMEN'S DOUBLES	CAROLINE GARCIA (FRANCE) KRISTINA MLADENOVIC (FRANCE)	BETHANIE MATTEK-SANDS LUCIE SAFAROVA
	BETHANIE MATTEK-SANDS (USA) LUCIE SAFAROVA(CZECH REPUBLIC)
MIXED DOUBLES	COCO VANDEWEGHE (USA) RAJEEV RAM (USA)	LAURA SIEGEMUND MATE PAVIC
	LAURA SIEGEMUND (GERMANY) MATE PAVIC (CROATIA)

CURRENT UPDATES: GSLV SUCCESSFULLY LAUNCHES INDIA’S WEATHER SATELLITE INSAT-3DR

GSLV-F05 / INSAT-3DR

In its tenth flight (GSLV-F05) conducted today, (September 08, 2016), India's Geosynchronous Satellite Launch Vehicle, equipped with the indigenous Cryogenic Upper Stage (CUS), successfully launched the country's weather satellite INSAT-3DR, into a Geosynchronous Transfer Orbit (GTO).  The achieved orbit is very close to the intended one.   The launch took place from the Second Launch Pad at the Satish Dhawan Space Centre SHAR (SDSC SHAR), Sriharikota, the spaceport of India. This was the first operational flight of GSLV equipped with CUS and the fourth to carry the indigenous CUS.  Today’s GSLV flight was the third consecutive success achieved by GSLV carrying indigenous CUS and the 2211 kg INSAT-3DR is the heaviest satellite to be launched from the Indian soil. 

Today’s flight of GSLV further highlights the success of ISRO in mastering the highly complex cryogenic rocket propulsion technology.