ISRO is in full form
The Indian Space
Research Organisation was found to
be in full form this year. ISRO
successfully launched Mangalyaan
into Mars orbit on September 24. On December 18, it launched a Geosynchronous Satellite Launch Vehicle Mark III vehicle.
Thus ISRO shows promise of taking the
country’s space missions to greater heights in the days to come.
Thirty long years
after Rakesh Sharma became the first Indian to travel into space aboard a
Soviet Soyuz spacecraft, India has now come a step closer to realizing its
long-held dream of sending humans into space. Success of ISRO deserves a grand
salutation from the whole country. It is the proof of India's capabilities for
the whole world. The only institution working in India and giving us some
moments of joy, pride and happiness in being Indians is ISRO.
ISRO scientists
are proving it that if a nation is
dedicated to write story after story of success, they can do it. Within couple
of years other countries will rely on us for their launch and even for the
cheap technology.
It is heartwarming
to see India positioning itself amongst the developed nations in the area of
space research. The only thought which dampens the spirit is when we ask
ourselves "Does space exploration solve majority of the problems which our
society faces today like safety of our women, poverty, corruption, better
infrastructure to our citizens and so on.....?" India has progressed well
in the space missions, but we have yet to learn the art of laying reasonably
usable roads in our cities and highways.
Let us as a
country look at all these issues with the same enthusiasm as our scientists did
to make this dream a reality and to make our country a better place to live in
for our future generations.
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