The Hindu : Satellite parts stolen

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Saturday, Feb 14, 2004

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Satellite parts stolen

BANGALORE, FEB. 13. Parts used in satellites have been reported missing from the premises of the Indian Space Research Organisation here.

A police complaint registered by the ISRO said 29 pieces of titanium rings valued at Rs. 22.5 lakhs were feared to have been stolen from one of the centres of the space outfit in the city.

— UNI

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