Track India's ISRO satellites live in real time. India operates more than 50 active satellites, including the Cartosat and EOS Earth-imaging series, RISAT radar satellites, the INSAT and GSAT communication fleet, AstroSat, and the NavIC/IRNSS navigation constellation.
See the real-time position, altitude and velocity of Indian Space Research Organisation satellites, propagated from public CelesTrak orbital data — and which of them are above your own location at this moment.
This page lists every satellite in India's tracked fleet currently higher than 10 degrees above the horizon from your location, with its elevation, compass direction and range in kilometres, recomputed every 15 seconds. GSAT communications satellites and the NavIC navigation constellation sit beyond 30,000 km in geostationary and geosynchronous orbit, so they stay permanently in view over India; Earth-observation satellites such as Cartosat, EOS and RISAT are in low polar orbits and pass over any given city only a few times a day.
This is geometry, not naked-eye visibility. A satellite above your horizon can be received by a ground station, but almost none of India's Earth-observation or communications satellites are bright enough to see without a telescope.
Every Indian satellite in this catalog has its own live tracking page showing estimated position, altitude, velocity and orbit path: Cartosat-3, AstroSat, EOS-04, EOS-06 Oceansat-3, RISAT-2BR1, Resourcesat-2A, SCATSAT-1, Oceansat-2, GSAT-30, GSAT-7A, NVS-01, IRNSS-1F, IRNSS-1G, NISAR and more.
Beyond the operating fleet, SatelliteTracker.in follows India's mission programme: the NavIC navigation constellation, the Chandrayaan-3 Propulsion Module still in Earth orbit, the Gaganyaan human spaceflight programme, Skyroot's Vikram-1 private orbital launch, and the upcoming PSLV, GSLV and LVM3 launch schedule from Sriharikota.