Satellite communication is a transformative technology that underpins many aspects of modern communication and resource management. It involves the use of satellites in earth orbit to relay information between different ground-based locations. The evolution of satellite systems has enabled countries like India to enhance their capabilities in weather forecasting, natural disaster monitoring, and strategic surveillance of border areas. India has developed its own satellite systems, including the Indian National Satellite (INSAT) and Indian Remote Sensing (IRS) systems, which serve various functions such as telecommunications, meteorological observations, and remote sensing applications. The deployment of launch vehicles such as the PSLV (Polar Satellite Launch Vehicle) has further solidified India’s position in satellite technology, allowing for the collection and processing of valuable data concerning natural resources, environmental changes, and economic planning.