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India shines on moon – a defeat for the west that failed to stop India and a win for dedication and perseverance of the Indian technocrats
The successful landing of the Moon Impact Probe on the lunar surface has not only boosted the confidence of ISRO to undertake inter-planetary travel in future, but also conveyed a firm message to the world that India means business in the field of space, ISRO chief G Madhavan Nair said in Bangalore.
India finally shines on moon. It is the efforts of millions of people who built Indian space research up through sheer sacrifice and dedication in spite of all hurdles posed by United States and its allies for decades.
It is a defeat for the west who failed to stop India and win for dedication and perseverance of the Indian technocrats. America and its allies for decades isolated India for Indian ideology of independence, respect, and equity. But the nemesis of exploitation and shameful arrogance could not stop India.
The landing of the Moon Impact Probe (MIP), and the Chandrayaan-I mission have validated many of Indian Space Research Organizations assumptions and many of the principles involved in interplanetary travel.
This is the first Indian built object to reach the surface of the Moon. I am extremely happy that the nation has responded very positively to this event (MIP landing and Chandrayaan-I), Nair, also the Secretary in the Department of Space, said.
Nair said Chandrayaan-I was a coup of sorts in the branding stakes and ISRO s brand has skyrocketed with India s first unmanned Moon mission. ISRO s name has been high all the time.
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