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India touches the Moon

Johnson T A & Amitabh Sinha

Bangalore, New Delhi, November 14: It played hide and seek in the cloudy skies above the Indian Space Research Organization’s command centre tonight but in the deep reaches of space, when it was 8.31 pm on the ground here, India finally touched the moon. A small cube-shaped instrument, with the Tricolour on all four sides, met i  ....Read more

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About the moonBy: svignesh | Friday , 21 Nov '08 0:08:56 AM Reply | Forward chandrayaan-1 is the power impact jet and India is the number of chandrayaan-1 will touches the moon.It is world wide guiness record in India. the leader of the madhavan nayar as the god father of India and Abdul kalam as the Indian scientist in the world. I will happy to say that chandrayaan -1 which comes up successfully in India.
NANOTECHNOLOGYBy: DR ILANGOVAN KUPPUSAMY | Monday , 17 Nov '08 7:51:28 AM Reply | Forward INDIA PROVED ITS OWN PROVEN SCIENTIFIC AND TECHNOLOGICAL LEADERSHIP ACHIEVEMENT THROUGH LANDING OF THE PROBE ON THE MOON FROM THE SPACECRAFT CHANDRAYAAN.
Moon LandingBy: Bhagubhai | Saturday , 15 Nov '08 22:29:36 PM Reply | Forward I am proud of the achevements of Indian scientist. Hari Om to all.
Why dont you touch your poors?By: Simon Rana | Saturday , 15 Nov '08 20:51:22 PM Reply | Forward Congratulation, you have touched the the dead Moon by spending huge amount of Rupees 386 Crore. Millions of Indian have no food they sleep hungry. Why dont you touch them to feed your poors? Congratulation, dead Moon is under your feet and living people are going to be dead without food. God Bless India
Lets Celebrate...........By: Shantu Ghosh | Saturday , 15 Nov '08 20:10:21 PM Reply | Forward Lets celebrate This festval, the pure Indian festival. I requst to everyone just inform all your neighbour who doesn't know yet.******* Long Progress to CHANDRAYAAN.***********
Proud to be an INDIANBy: Bpatel | Saturday , 15 Nov '08 20:09:02 PM Reply | Forward Congrats to India and the Team. I am as proud as every indian is for this achievement. We were never less than any other country in the world. The door are open for further success. I am hoping now the same way how american's came together electing Obama, its time for indians too to unit by creating peace and elecate people like Narendra Modi. Again Proud to be an INDIAN. Jai Hind.
India touches the MoonBy: Parthasarathy | Saturday , 15 Nov '08 19:25:57 PM Reply | Forward Congrats Team, You have mad a history and bought a good news in channels. We are and will be Saying ever that I am Proud to be an INDIAN
Unexplored opportunityBy: Ram Babu | Saturday , 15 Nov '08 16:58:43 PM Reply | Forward Tremendous achievement, now only if we could send thousands of Bhaiyas there to colonize it!!!
Kudos to the ISRO teamBy: S M KHENED | Saturday , 15 Nov '08 15:44:06 PM Reply | Forward Truly this feat of placing the MIP on the surface of the moon is an inspirational and outstanding tribute of ISRO in particlular and the citizens of India in general, to the archtect of Indian scientific endeavour, Pandit Nehru. ISRO has timed the MIP hard landing on the surface of the moon so precisely so as to coincide the same with his birth date and also the childrens day. This unique feat owes its genesis to Pandit Nehru who immediately on taking over the reins of the completely devastated country from the colonial rule, laid emphasis on science and technology and built scientific institutions including the ISRO, what he then called the "Temples of Modern India". He also ensured that the word Scientific Temper is included in our constitution. On this remarkable day when our untiring scientists of ISRO are truly elated let us all citizens of this great country offer our indebtedness to all of them, specially to Dr Madhavan Nair, the Chariman of ISRO and to M Annadurai.
India touches the MoonBy: Dilipkumar Nair | Saturday , 15 Nov '08 9:13:07 AM Reply | Forward This is really a tremendous and wonderful achievement for India. Our best wishes to all scientist behind this project. Jai Hind.
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