- Statement 1 is incorrect: While many early INSAT satellites were launched abroad (e.g., by Arianespace), later INSAT/GSAT series satellites were also launched by India's GSLV. Therefore, not all INSAT-series satellites were launched abroad. - Statement 2 is correct: PSLVs (Polar Satellite Launch Vehicles) are indeed primarily used by ISRO to launch polar-orbiting satellites, including the IRS (Indian Remote Sensing) series satellites. - Statement 3 is correct: India successfully used an indigenously built cryogenic engine for the first time in the third stage of GSLV-D5 on January 5, 2014, carrying GSAT-14. - Statement 4 is correct: GSAT-1, launched in 2001, was an experimental satellite intended to demonstrate digital broadcast and internet services payloads.