India’s Moon mission needs to be celebrated

Why India’s Moon mission needs to be celebrated

India Today Group Editor-in-Chief talks about what Chandrayaan 2 helped us achieve despite the Vikram lander suffering a hard landing, in the September 23 edition of India Today magazine.

India's second mission to the Moon has suffered only a partial setback and the orbiter is expected to give lots of inputs to take the scientific experimentation ahead.

Lessons for ISRO from the jolt to Chandrayaan-2

With Chandrayaan-2 being launched, and Gangayaan in the works, India has established itself as a space superpower.

The race to the moon: Once taking baby steps in the space arena, India has now become a force to be reckoned with

ISRO plans to send Chandrayaan-2 mission to moon with an aim of knowing how much water exists on the moon's surface.

How India is catching up with China with the launch of Chandrayaan-2

Chandrayaan-2, India's indigenous moon mission will set off for space, India's next mission will surely be to send humans to moon.

They say you can’t have your cake and eat it too — Chandrayaan 2 is the perfect exception to this rule.

Let not the vested interests fool you: Chandrayaan-2 launch has not failed, it has only been delayed

In case of technical glitches, the people raising concerns are not always at a senior level. Nonetheless, their voice matters and the leader must listen to them.

Deconstructing Chandrayaan 2 Glitch: In the time of crisis, every voice matters and the leader must do the right thing

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Chandrayaan 2: How the momentum built up and then came to a halt

Those who turned up to catch the launch are asking when will ISRO try again. Are there any clear answers?

Chandrayaan 2 has been called off for now. But the silent race is on.

From Hitler to Elon Musk: Why we can’t let the moon be in peace

Chandrayaan-2's mission will be to find what scientists can do with the water found on its surface.

Why Chandrayaan Matters: If we find water on the moon, it may be colonised by making caves

Former director of the ISRO Satellite Centre Dr TK Alex spoke with Rohit E David on the importance of the launch of Chandrayaan-2 and how it will be different from Chandrayaan-1.

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