So far, the details of PSLV flights and the satellite launched by them are as follows:
PSLV blowing and launching satellite

● PSLV-D1 (launch - September 20, 1993)
Campaign: The attempt of the launch of IRS-1E failed

● PSLV-D2 (launch - October 15, 1994)
Campaign: IRS P-2

● PSLV-D3 (launch - March 21, 1996)
Campaign: IRS P-3

● PSLV-C1 (launch - September 29, 1997)
Campaign: IRS-1D

● PSLV-C2 (launch - May 26, 1999)
Campaign: Germany's DLR Tubesat with IRS-P4 (OceanSat-1) and Kitsat-3 of South Korea

● PSLV-C3 (launch - October 22, 2001)
Campaign: Belgium's Praba and Germany Bird with Technology Test Satellite (TES)

● PSLV-C4 (launch - September 12, 2002)
Campaign: Weather Satellite Launching Matsat in the Geostatic Class, Mattasat was later named as Kalpana-1

● PSLV-C5 (launch - October 17, 2003)
Campaign: IRS-P6 (Resource Sat)

● PSLV-C6 (launch - May 5, 2005)
Campaign: Small Satellite Hatset with Cartosat-1

● PSLV-C7 (launch - January 10, 2007)
Campaign: 3 foreign satellites, CASCOSAT-2, also tested for Space Capsule Recovery Experiment

● PSLV-C8 (launch - April 23, 2007)
Campaign: A small Advanced Avionics module of 'ISRO' with Italy's 'Agile'

● PSLV-C10 (launch - January 21, 2008)
Campaign: Israel's Telescope

● PSLV-C9 (launch - April 28, 2008)
Campaign: Indian Mini Satellite (IMS-1) with CARTOSAT-2A and 8 other foreign Nano satellites

● PSLV-C11 (launch - October 22, 2008)
Campaign: Chandrayaan-1

● PSLV-C12 (launch - April 20, 2009)
Campaign: Recit with 2

● PSLV-C14 (launch - September 23, 2009)
Campaign: 6 foreign nano satellites with OceanSat-2

● PSLV-C15 (launch - July 12, 2010)
Campaign: 4 small satellites with cartosat-2B

● PSLV-C16 (launch - April 20, 2011)
Campaign: Two small satellites with ResourceSat-2, X Set and Youth Sat.

● PSLV-C17 (launch - July 15, 2011)
Campaign: Launch of GSAT-12 in land-based transfer practice class

● PSLV-C18 (launch - October 12, 2011)
Campaign: Three small satellites VesselSat (Luxembourg), Jugnu (IIT Kanpur) and SRM Sat (SRM University) along with Bharat-France joint Megha Tropics

● PSLV-C19 (launch - April 26, 2012)
Campaign: Indigenous Radar Imaging Satellite (Reset-1)

● PSLV-C21 (launch - September 9, 2012)
Campaign: Spot-6 of France and Japan's Micro Satellite Programs (100th Mission of ISRO)

● PSLV-C20 (launch - February 25, 2013)
Campaign: India-France joint 'simple' and 6 other small and subtle foreign satellites

● PSLV-C22 (XL) (Launch - July 1, 2013)
Campaign: Navigational Satellite IRNSS-1A

● PSLV-C25 (XL) (Launch - November 5, 2013)
Campaign: Mars Orbitor Mission for Mars Class

● PSLV-C24 (launch - April 4, 2014)
Campaign: Navigational Satellite IRSNSS-1B

● PSLV-C23 (launch - June 30, 2014)
Campaign: Spot-7 of France and one satellite from Germany, Canada and Singapore

● PSLV-C6 (Launch - October 16, 2014)
Campaign: Navigational Satellite IRNSS-1C

● PSLV-C27 (launch - March 28, 2015)
Campaign: Navigational Satellite IRNSS-1D

● PSLV-C28 (launch - July 10, 2015)
Campaign: Five Satellites of Britain
● PSLV-C30 (launch - September 28, 2015)
Campaign: AstroSAT and 4 US Nano Satellites and a micro Satellite of Indonesia

● PSLV-C29 (launch - December 16, 2015)
Campaign: 6 satellites of Singapore

● PSLV-C31 (launch - January 20, 2016)
Campaign: IRNSS-1E

● PSLV-C32 (launch - March 10, 2016)
Campaign: IRNSS-1F

● PSLV-C33 (launch - April 28, 2016)
Campaign: IRNSS-1G

● PSLV-C34 (launch - June 22, 2016)
Campaign: The launch of total 20 satellites (including 17 foreigners) including cartography-mapping satellite.

● PSLV-C35 (launch - September 26, 2016)
Campaign: Weather Satellite SCATSAT-1 and 7 other satellites launch in two different classes (including five foreign satellites)

● PSLV-C36 (launch - December 7, 2016)