What India's space program is planning after successful moon landing | DW News

The Chandrayan-3 lunar rover has begun exploring the moon's surface, after India became the first country to land a craft near the largely unexplored south pole.
Chandrayan-3 sent back images of its six-wheeled, solar-powered rover leaving the craft to conduct experiments for the next two weeks. The mission's success has sparked massive celebrations in India - it's only the fourth country to pull off a soft lunar landing - and for the relatively low cost of around $75-million dollars. India says its next plans are for a crewed mission to the Moon.
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[@shikharsharma1523]

I am from Australia and have Indian heritage from my dad's side. I am incredibly delighted after ISRO and India achieving this significant milestone.

[@polypOFjejunum]

Ok

[@thenameisyash424]

Ok

[@mannukumar2832]

​@@slubguyshame on u

[@dva333]

Aparantly 90% of Australians are racists. Kudos you survived.

[@dr.sagarguru9356]

So is Sam Kerr ( Australia women football team captain)👍🇮🇳

[@FishandHunt]

Congratulations from Australia to our good friends and allies in India. An amazing achievement. 🇮🇳🤝🇦🇺🏏

[@RandomTalesWithUs]

🇮🇳 🤝 🇦🇺

[@epicaffairs]

Thanks for your great words 👍

[@priteshpadarat8191]

All love from india🇮🇳 brother

[@briannewton3535]

Indeed, a superb achievement.

[@youropionmattersnot]

​@@briannewton3535A superb achievement would be cleaning their rivers.

[@ApidaeY]

Nice work India🎉. Incredible ingenuity! Love from Australia

[@macrobells3861]

As a indian i see Australians and Russians are Happy out of 195 country s I support all Wess australia 🎉🎉🎉

[@FishandHunt]

@@macrobells3861 Congratulations from Australia to our good friends and allies in India. An amazing achievement. 🇮🇳🤝🇦🇺🏏

[@yourpick529]

​@@FishandHuntkangaroo thank you

[@FishandHunt]

@@yourpick529 🇮🇳🇦🇺✌🏻

[@youropionmattersnot]

You guys still operating the covid concentration camps for the people that refused the jab?

[@SourBogBubble]

As an American im proud of India 🇮🇳 ❤ 👏 !

[@chinavirus841]

You’re an immigrant

[@existentialbaby]

lol American

[@SourBogBubble]

@@existentialbaby I'm sorry, couldn't hear you over all this Freedom!😎🤙🦅

[@avi......2091]

​@@SourBogBubblei am proud of jhonny sisn , this american has inspired a lot of people hail jhonny

[@ashleysilver5594]

@@existentialbaby Wow. I dont China has the brains to accomplish the South Pole. India first there.

[@Victor-ez1gf]

Amazing engineering by Isro. Great achievement 🎉🎉. From Australia

[@surajsamantaray6498]

Thanks buddy ❤ it means a lot

[@Itsyouruser]

Thank you ❤🇭🇲💯

[@AnUchiha]

The engineering is awesome since the budget for the whole mission was $74m.

[@joekerr8334]

So many Indian skunks in Australia !

[@brijeshgupta3703]

Congratulations team ISRO, I feel proud to be an Indian every time 🇮🇳🇮🇳

[@garyruss3529]

Awesome to see India's success and looking forward to more. Will be great to collaborate to achieve even more together.

[@christyag1177]

Lady had spark in her eyes and detailed answers to all his question. India certainly is rising ❤

[@ThinkEverest]

Success for humanity... India rocks🎉

[@ThijsR.]

Lol, maybe first feed people they need it with that money

[@Freethinker-vj4ut]

​@@ThijsR.we have enough money for food and your mom's only fans subscription 😂

[@dr.vijayanraju3656]

​@@ThijsR.Here comes an Exhibitionist from an Utopian world to preach

[@chinazieswillstartww3253]

​@@ThijsR. You can ask the same thing to USA and Europe where millions of people are homeless yet their govt spend billions in weapons and sending them to Ukraine

[@micaeloliveira2727]

​@@blogical4320I don't see an economical sense but there must be one or else I don't understand why ? Pride and motivation can be a good reason. The success of India was not alone India had help from countries from the west including USA 😉 tides are changing from china to India there's a long way to go still. Congratulations India

[@veniciussoaresdasilva6614]

I like the interview with this reporter, he always put straight and smart questions. Great job DW

[@ashleysilver5594]

He asked the same question yesterday. What are they hoping to find there? And he got the same answer. Very repetitive

[@Ksgggg]

​@@ashleysilver5594He is probably dw bot

[@johnpricejoseca1705]

Congratulations to India! This is a great accomplishment. I'm very interested to see what we can all learn from the data from the rover.

[@KarthikSoun]

This Anchor is one of the few who doesn't keep insulting India. 👍

[@RR-wp8jt]

That's called condescending not insult.

[@KarthikSoun]

@@alu-du5st True, i don't but deliberate false information that there is no democracy, no press freedom in India is probaganda, we are seeing it.

[@marcus9434]

​@@KarthikSounWhich outlets have been insulting India? I've seen and read nothing but praise.

[@sanjibreloaded6938]

​@@RR-wp8jtnoob

[@youropionmattersnot]

​@@marcus9434Praise from the corporate media makes you feel warm and fuzzy?

[@supritiranjankhanra3539]

Gaganyaan, Aditya L1, Mangalyaan, Sukroyaan, LUPEX with JAXA are the master expedition of ISRO. ❤🎉 Bharat Mata ki Jai 🙏🕉🚩

[@Jack54275]

It's always good to see an interviewer who asks sharp questions and more importantly an expert whose knowledge comes through strongly.

[@mohitbhardwaj3532]

Amazing rollover on Shiv Shakti point 🇮🇳

[@greedycapitalist8590]

British lifelong space fan here. Congratulations to India - for a country that had a reputation for being an economic basket case a few decades ago, your country has made great strides forward in a relatively short time. And ISRO's developed a worldwide reputation for getting things done on a modest budget. Imagine where they might be in another decade or two.

[@deepakkumar0801]

Thank u my friend ❤

[@rajeevpalthukral764]

And pray how did this once prosperous civilisation become an economic basket case , as you so aptly put it ? care to introspect?

[@youropionmattersnot]

I've seen sewage treatment plants that are cleaner than their rivers.

[@karansingh-ez6jc]

​@@youropionmattersnotYes true for Thames

[@sahilsinghnegi7041]

​@@youropionmattersnotgo look in your museums you might find the reason , thief.

[@smarttutioncentre5174]

I'm Indian It's not success just India, it's success all over the world 🌍🌎

[@BallyBoy95]

This journalist is absolutely solid, really professional and inquisitive.

[@ideasforu358]

Can’t I just say - You guys have covered the event with brilliant explanations. India media didn’t even cover any of these points made in this video. Thanks very much

[@naveenk3447]

sad but true bruh.

[@ignashi7plays401]

Indian media is one of the worst in the world. They are in the business of entertainment.

[@sovikmisra3523]

They have covered all the topics

[@Spashth]

Where are you living in India because the channels I am watching in Mumbai covered all these topic, even the ISRO chief himself came on channels and explained the same points.

[@malathinarayanasamy2288]

Please see WION

[@TheLastBencher710]

This is a very proud moment for my country!! This decade is going to be for India.. in space exploration, manufacturing, IT

[@chicagoan8039]

Stellar ascendancy as a country!! From 🇺🇸

[@FoxDeadly]

❤

[@thanosunni]

countries have landed on the moon 1: uk (BBC, the guardian,sky) 🇬🇧 2: russia (Roskosmos) 🇷🇺 3: usa (nasa) 🇺🇸 4: china (cnsa) 🇨🇳 5: india (isro) 🇮🇳 Countries have landed on moon south pole: 1 : uk (BBC, sky, , the guardian) 🇬🇧 2 :india (isro) 🇮🇳

[@tusharnandi7430]

😅😅😅😂

[@FictionChannelIN]

😒

[@alleyeedgamers8795]

😂😂😂

[@rohitnagar7136]

😂😂😂😂

[@morwins5714]

😂😅😂😅😂😅😅😂😂😅😂😅😅😂😂😅😂😅😅😂😅😂😂😅😂😅😂😅😂😅😂😅😂😂😂😂😅

[@anantbhushangaur1972]

ISRO does not only belongs to India , it belongs to all of humanity 🔥

[@dipeshpal4759]

@@alu-du5st There is a day and night cultural differences between India and USA..... India believe the entire Earth 🌎 is one family, "one Earth 🌎 one family" unlike USA....

[@yte549]

Onnu podaaa..... ISRO = Indian Space Research Organisation not International SRO

[@thehawkseye3412]

That's a silly statement. Get a chill pill and return to Earth. jayda kabootar na udayen.

[@anantbhushangaur1972]

@@thehawkseye3412 aapke pichhe waale hisse mai 🔥 kyo lag rahi hai. Ye so called smartness kahi aur jhaadiyega.

[@narendrakaushik27]

​@@thehawkseye3412Indian may don't think so..by the way closing statements was 😊"good"

[@AKHANDBHARAT2050I]

India is waiting to see the success news of NASA's upcoming Artemis missions. ❤❤

[@fireworxz]

Congratulations India..

[@kathynj6479]

This is amazing. Love these explorers.

[@biswanathmahapatra8441]

India made a benchmark 👍

[@beakytwitch7905]

The Indian people are genius, resourceful people !! Much love. ❤😊

[@loneranterism]

Mission went smoothly because they learnt a lot from the previous failure of Chandrayaan 2. It's a triumph for entire humanity

[@abdul-qf2fe]

Dr Namrata's explanation is sufficiently clear about India's lunar exploration projects,such innovative state insight can only be scientifically productive and awarding 😎

[@robin4right922]

India is happy World is happy Mankind is happy

[@soubhagya8808]

According to ISRO's chief, if it survives until the next sunrise (1 lunar night), it can be used for a way longer period of time.

[@vpl001]

It will 🤞✌️

[@megaknight3705]

It will survive.. though probability is less..

[@vpl001]

@@megaknight3705 whenever I repair my household electronic stuff I always think it won't last longer but surprisingly it does, it works more than my expectations 😂

[@death_parade]

@@vpl001 =_= Does your house experience -250 degrees Celsius?

[@vpl001]

@@death_parade have you been to the moon 🌙?

[@kanhaiyafs]

Thank you all positive thinking people Love from India ❤❤

[@andreawallenberger2668]

What is this DW anchor desk reporter's name? I really appreciate his intelligence and insightful manner.

[@Mjixa]

India is always known for science and innovation, from IT to space exploration and medicine. Bravo India 🇮🇳

[@liammeech3702]

I hope this will have a snowball-effect towards other nation's space-programes and finally go beyond LEO for good.

[@nps7742]

Believe me others can't do it, except for us, china and india economy matters us and chinese have the economy now and india has a 4 trillion economy with 7% growth . And the population is another factor you will definitely get more brilliant minds than other part of the world.

[@WorldNews_xtra]

Great achievement India, congrats from Kenya

[@malice-towards-all]

I think it was the confidence of ISRO in their success that they were broadcasting landing live .

[@tuktukkkkkk]

buy burnol for yourself, cos u need help.

[@AdminOne-hj4dt]

Congratulations India❤

[@inux7281]

Indias furure missions: 1. Moon mission✅ 2. Sun mission(launch within 10 days from now) 2024: 1. Mars(after success of 1st mission) 2. VENUS 3. NISAR(NASA and ISRO collaboration) 2025: 1. Gaganyan : 3 of our astronauts will go to space 2. LUPEX: (JAPAN AND ISRO collaboration----MOON) BY 2030: INDIAN SPACE STATION

[@FishandHunt]

Congratulations from Australia to our good friends and allies in India. An amazing achievement. 🇮🇳🤝🇦🇺🏏

[@koteswar009]

Next is Chandrayaan-4 or The Lunar Polar Exploration Mission (LUPEX) that is a planned joint lunar mission by the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) and Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA). The mission would send an uncrewed lunar lander and rover to explore the south pole region of the Moon no earlier than 2026. JAXA is likely to provide the under-development H3 launch vehicle and the rover, while ISRO would be providing the lander. The Lunar Polar Exploration mission would demonstrate new surface exploration technologies related to vehicular transport and lunar night survival for sustainable lunar exploration in polar regions. For precision landing it would utilize a feature matching algorithm and navigational equipment derived from JAXA's Smart Lander for Investigating Moon (SLIM) mission. The lander's payload capacity would be 350 kg (770 lb) at minimum. The rover would carry multiple instruments by JAXA and ISRO including a drill to collect sub-surface samples from 1.5 m (4 ft 11 in) depth. Water prospecting and analysis are likely to be mission objectives. Chandrayaan-5 - Lander based rotary-percussive drilling The mission has been suggested for time frame of 2025-30. It will include a lander based rotary-percussive drilling in lunar soil upto a depth of 1~1.5 meters and analysis of cut using instruments. A volcanically and tectonically active area on near side of the moon will be selected for experiment. Chandrayaan 6 - Drilling of lunar soil followed and return samples to earth The mission has been suggested for time frame of 2030-35. It will include drilling of lunar soil followed and return samples to earth.

[@kumareshbabu7951]

What about Gaganyaan missions?

[@death_parade]

Let us hope the H3 is sorted out by then. They seem to be experiencing some teething issues.

[@HrithikSD4368]

​@@kumareshbabu7951first ejection demonstration is in oct 23 and there will be some other tests before crewed lower orbit mission in 25' or 26'

[@vineeth9295]

Such a beautiful visual of rover made in India taking it's first step on moon 🇮🇳❤

[@shubhamvishwakarma3629]

That's my India ..❤❤

[@superhit5678]

Meanwhile UK space agency and also German can't send a rocket into space 😂 Even UK is still running on looted 45 trillion dollar from India

[@sk-is5sw]

The record can't be broke bcz of the budget ...that's massive achievement great success with very very less budget 👌

[@eckhardkemp6899]

What a waste of resources. Half of the Indian population are starving beggars and one should think there other investments to prioritize.😢

[@alleyeedgamers8795]

​@@eckhardkemp6899half really? I guess I live in Mars and not India to not know atleast this much

[@FishandHunt]

@@eckhardkemp6899 Tell me that you are a racist and that you've never been to India without telling you are a racist and have never been to India you clown. Congratulations from Australia to our good friends and allies in India. An amazing achievement. 🇮🇳🤝🇦🇺🏏

[@kishormunot4744]

​@@eckhardkemp6899 You should be update your knowledge about India. It is not as you portrayed.

[@whysoserious7553]

​@@eckhardkemp6899OK cyna bot 1000 social score credited to your account

[@ARIA-In]

Indias furure missions: 1.Moon mission✅️ 2. Sun mission(lanch within 10 days from now) 2024: 1. Mars(after success of 1st mission) 2.VENUS 3.NISAR(Nasa and isro collaboration) 2025: 1.Gaganyan : 3 of our astronauts will go to space 2.LUPEX: (JAPAN AND ISRO collaboration----MOON)

[@FishandHunt]

Congratulations from Australia to our good friends and allies in India. An amazing achievement. 🇮🇳🤝🇦🇺🏏

[@soubhagya8808]

* Indian Space Station(ISS by 2030).

[@amirkhanrajasthanajmar3743]

I love my India 🇮🇳 ♥️

[@shantanushekharsjunerft9783]

I think for crewed missions we will need more powerful rockets. One India keeps costs down is through gravity assist but it added almost 35 days to this mission. A crew would rather get there and back within 4-5 days, like the Apollo missions

[@death_parade]

Lmao. Ofc we will need a more powerful rocket. Sadly, our next gen rocket is not likely to be powerful enough for such a mission. We need at least 75 tons to LEO capable rocket. And ideally, it should be 150 tons to LEO capable. And it needs to be reusable. So put that thought of using the SCE-200 engine out of your head. And the methalox engine that ISRO is making (LM-100) is only 100 ton thrust. We need 200 ton at least. And then we need to stack em up like Starship. I'd say all this will easily take till 2040 to achieve. After that, we might be able to think of a Manned Moon landing.

[@amitkriit]

Already working on that. The new launch platform will be ready by 2030.

[@frankchan4272]

Congratulations to India to soft land on the moon. The images & videos that the space probe in fascinating as this first one’s from South Pole of the moon. I wish continued success on this & future missions.

[@amitkriit]

Wow the anchor did not even try to insult India and Indians. Thanks.

[@KiRKiRA369.]

I am from Portugal proud of India

[@Exmuslim_movement_uncensored]

Proud to be indian 🇮🇳🇮🇳💖

[@Amuzic_Earth]

I think most probably there would be atleast one lunar sample return mission as an intermediate step after the Gaganyaan spaceflight mission before a crewed lunar missin.

[@death_parade]

I think the bigger issue is that ISRO is not planning a Moon rocket at least for the next decade and a half. Focus is on NGLV and LVM-3 upgrade for now. That is LM-100 and SCE-200 engines.

[@Soorya-gayathri4]

Dw , the ലോക രാജ്യങ്ങൾ ശ്രവിക്കുന്ന ചാനൽ. ഞങ്ങൾ എപ്പോഴും കാണാറുള്ള ചാനൽ. Best wishes 🎉❤

[@s9ka972]

അവിടെയും മലയാളി . Isro യുടെ തലപ്പത്ത് തൊട്ട് DW ൻറെ comment section വരെ

[@yte549]

Pinalla malayali poli alle

[@nja2087]

ഹ ഹ 😂

[@arjunraj823]

​@@s9ka972താലിബാൻ മുതൽ newzealand police വരെ.

[@yte549]

@@arjunraj823 ellayidathum und bro.... Nallavarum Kettavarum

[@fake9x]

INDIA have ISRO UK have BBC😁

[@heinrichvonribbentrop7316]

In all of the voyage, although they say landing is the most difficult part (and that what exactly what went wrong in CY2), my favorite part was definitely trans-lunar injection. US and USSR had to launch multiple flyby missions before a successful orbiter.

[@tfhmobil]

75 million dollar is jaw dropping 😮

[@squ34ky]

Labour is under-valued in India.

[@dipeshpal4759]

@@squ34ky Once think about china.....

[@yoda405]

​@@squ34kyno . The power of launcher is less compared to other space agency's . Therefore, it requires less fuel and cost is low.

[@yte549]

​@@squ34ky😂😂😂😂 its not that we indians have cost effective programme schemes.... Although corruption is there but it reduced from last 9 years...

[@black2thepiink]

​@@squ34ky everything made fr mission is made by ourselves we tend to reuse which also makes mission cost effective

[@michaelbobek3543]

Congratulations India 🇮🇳

[@AravindKumar-nf2uu]

😂😂🤣🤣🤣😂 Indian rover starts working on moon @ england media start crying on earth

[@SunbathinginAntarctica]

In your head that is

[@AravindKumar-nf2uu]

@@SunbathinginAntarctica we can understand your real pain 😂

[@SunbathinginAntarctica]

@@AravindKumar-nf2uu yeah our taxes have gone to your space mission instead of helping the poor. Hurt indeed.

[@AravindKumar-nf2uu]

@@SunbathinginAntarctica 😂🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 Silly fellow it's not your tax @ it is the looted treasures of India.... Ask your grand father about your history and income sources.... Ask your royal family to show their hidden treasures... If you have money get one ticket to musium in england , you will come to know what is the real story of your tax ....

[@itsprateek130]

Where is Space Expert: CHARU😂😂😂😂

[@राकेश_रेल]

They have taken previous comments seriously 😊

[@Aussie_Guru]

This is so cool that India landed its rovers on the Moon! 🎉 And so sad that Russian one smashed shamefully just a few days ago. 😢

[@PalashKundu-i9f]

It's a biggest winning not for only india but for all the humanity too beside that india will be more more powerful in the future❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@CR-pr4sd]

Great to see the mighty Indians take a leading role in this world.

[@JanjayTrollface]

I'm calling it now, India is a nation of smart people, they'll have a corner-store ready to go by the time the rest of us show up. *8 )

[@SuryadevaraRammurthyNaidu]

All humans are smart... We Indians just have wisdom and inspiration from our 1000s of years of past glory. If India wins, the world will win 🧘‍♂️

[@death_parade]

Yeah, I don't think most of you guys are ever getting up there. Only the big space powers will get there.

[@piyushprakash7900]

Incredible India

[@NicholasNerios]

India has made great progress, it's good to see market competition advancing.

[@_kartik_chauhan]

India got 2.5B$ investment already to the private partners of ISRO ISRO will become a profit making government organization and then let them do what they want

[@1pasupaty]

Nice to see everyone country encouraging this mission

[@Ramiz422]

I guess space missions should be cooperative not competitive. If all space faring Nations could keep their differences aside and do something together that would be a huge success for humanity.

[@marct6653]

India said they were going to hand it over to the private sector am I the only one that herd this?

[@FoxDeadly]

Yeah, agree

[@neildixit1256]

Competition brings out the best in technology and science, perhaps not the best in people. But the focus should be the former. Never has the world achieved as much progress in space as it did when the US and USSR were competing. Lofty and feel good are just to make the lay people digest the ruthlessness which excellence often needs.

[@prithwirajjadhav1611]

Thanks to DW for latching on to this topic!👍

[@kanhaiyafs]

Thank you Love from India ❤ I like this Reporter

[@Freethinker-vj4ut]

No CHARU detected, opinion rejected 😂

[@THUGSofMUKHARJEE_NAGAR]

I'm missing Charu here in Delhi 😂😂

[@ghungroogangatesh3549]

It will start drilling now ,and run a mass spectrometer on lunar soil samples and send the IR spectrograph data back to India 🇮🇳..if elemental analysis reveals water , titanium , there will be mad rush to start mining operation….Chinese boys will jump in to start drilling 😂😂

[@eisbeinGermany]

😂😂😂🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@sunilpaliwal995]

If it happened india will hid all data😂😂😂

[@edenpaligar7693]

😂😂😂😂

[@eisbeinGermany]

@@sunilpaliwal995 yes do true 🌒🌒🌒🌒🤣

[@_kartik_chauhan]

@@sunilpaliwal995 we will not actually

[@haydenanderson245]

Congrats to India from America!

[@saikumarmalligolla5406]

Space super power india🔥

[@oluwaremilekunbell6159]

$75 million to send an Indian craft to the moon. Meanwhile, Elon Musk has raised billions and none of his crafts have gone beyond earths lower orbit. Well done India!!

[@AmitYadav-yo5ce]

I am from India and I know how big of a deal it is for India. But i can say for a fact that you know nothing about Elon Musk Spacex. Yesterday only they have sent NASA astronauts to ISS from their rockets. First read about "Falcon 9 booster" then you will realise what spacex has done that no one has done till now. Then read about "Starship", what they are trying to achieve by that. Looks like you have only seen videos of spacex rockets exploding.

[@death_parade]

Well, d!ss!ng a dude that is currently static test firing the most powerful rocket ever built is rather naive. He did send that Tesla car careening into deep space with that first launch of the Falcon Heavy (probably the only SpaceX launch I've ever seen).

[@oluwaremilekunbell6159]

@@death_parade Dissing? Take it easy mate. KZbin banter. Nothing to get worked up about unless you work for the guy lol

[@death_parade]

@@oluwaremilekunbell6159 Can't possibly work for SpaceX since I am not an American citizen. And I don't want to work for him because he is a possible threat to my nation. But that is besides the point though.

[@rathanapparathanappa5077]

Good luck to ISRO. GOD bless the whole global community. ❤️🇮🇳🪔

[@qizhang2032]

big breakthru for humanity, since only three countries sent stuff and people to moon, india as a later player did a really impressive job on continue human's space exploiting pace since NASA has ceased its space program.

[@sayanchakraborty1]

Looking for the day when anchors run out of questions, good job India. Keep Smacking that.

[@sps6]

India❤

[@priyanshu1232]

Love you india🇮🇳

[@johnishikawa2200]

As humans take their first tentative steps to worlds beyond earth , working with other nations in collaboration will make missions to the moon , and to the other planets not only possible , but much easier . With many contributing countries sharing in the technological challenges and in the financial burden associated with such ambitious projects , my hope is that in time , all of this will forge a unification between countries , such that in the not too distant future there won't be ' individual nations ' anymore , but rather one global community of people , all from the planet earth .

[@gbubemia]

For $75 million! Congratulations to India!!! America would have spent $75 billion!

[@whysoserious7553]

No wonder every US tech company has Indian as ceo

[@Chefnot]

The makeup of the analyst keeps destructing me😂 I'm proud of the India

[@a.a.5386]

Good job India :)

[@Kenzochan95]

384400 klm distance of moon from earth . - @ 615 Crores cost of chandrayan-3 . It’s around Rs 16 per km. Innova crysta on rent is Rs. 22 per km . 😅👍🏻

[@imtiazmohammad9548]

Burnol moment for UK 😂😂😂

[@chakra7562]

It's all about who grab first.. that's what big powers with plenty of brains and manpowers do. Well done India 🇮🇳♥️🙏 one of the most oldest multipel beliefs democratic system nation and culture on planet that has survived all outside attacks that land is waking up again with using old wisdom in modern technology..

[@piyushprakash7900]

INDIA is the new Generation Super Power❤

[@blinkiblue3731]

We need the son of god Charu back.

[@ABGURUKUL]

Well done isro proud of you 🕉️🛕🚩🚩🚩🚩

[@GamerZoneBrand]

Info is bit good but some more info and some correction🇮🇳🇮🇳...India has many orbiter mission to celestial bodies namely "Mangalyaan mars mission",Chandrayaan 1 , Chandrayaan 2(Lander crashed but orbiter still working)...Now what we done 1st time it is..Touch down and landing we done 1st time in any celestial body ..And many upcoming mission "aditya L1 sun mission,Gaganyaan crew mission,Venus mission,Mangalyaan 2 mars mission and many more not declared..this upcoming mission are decleared...and about encouragement!! ..we never got from international side even we are 5th largest economy and soon 3rd..Whatever our country do is questioned with excuse of any internal topics its habit from sides like Britishers, China, BBC,etc although their jealousy doesn't matter for us we are on a right track ...its jealousy - We Ignore it and go ahead..Proud to be Indian❤❤🇮🇳🇮🇳 Much more in future

[@anp901]

As an Indian, we are proud of the achievement. But I feel the upcoming crew project is a little far fetch.... We should give due importance to our country.

[@rajeevpalthukral764]

Now what would that "during importance" be ? Building roads and expressways at breakneck speed ? Electrification and expansion of railways ? Building ports ? Metro trains ? Solar power ? Digital payments ? Mobile technology ? Free covid vacvination to the entire global south ? All this and much more is happening , wake up and smell the coffee , by the end of this decade , India will have more underground metro networks than the entire Europe and USA combined

[@ZicJohn]

Sick minded person 😂

[@proudindian762]

Dude, do you know what space economy is all about ? Space is a huge business,if we do find something there on the moon, the dividends are enormous. You don’t have to call the crewed mission far fetched just to get few likes.

[@soumikmukhopadhyay4117]

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[@VenomM778]

Modiyan is going to galaxies

[@SALIMKHAN-rg5ph]

SPECTACULAR ACHIEVEMENT

[@dva333]

This combo is full of positivity.

[@ratnakamal1]

Dr. Namrata Goswami is another example of the Indian Nari Shakti👃👃👃

[@pumalee1997]

Europeans are addicted to war while asians are obsessed with construction.😂😂😂

[@rijeeshp4908]

India is a friendly country for everyone 🇮🇳🇮🇳

[@80-80.]

Yes, the Indians who calls us weekly from Microsoft are always friendly.

[@sukumarchauhan]

Great work by Indian space organisation

[@vishveshtadsare3160]

All of a sudden everyone wants to go to space

[@namewithheldforprivacy7107]

they need burnol

[@jerrysingh9152]

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