The Vikram lander has made a soft touchdown on the lunar surface on Wednesday - August 23 at 6.03 pm and the Praygan rover is out of the lander's belly to explore the unexplored region.
Through the successful landing, India is has now become the first nation to land on the south side of the Moon and has remarkably evolved the country's space agency to new heights.
On Thursday- August 17, India's space agency has officially announced that the lander of the mission has been separated from the module and it is all set to get descended to land on the unexplored south side of the Moon.
Chandrayaan 3 is India's third lunar mission and it has come four years after the launch of Chandrayaan 2, which eventually had become partial failure.
As all eyes are on India's next big lunar mission, let's take a look at ten facts that you should know about the Chandrayaan 3 mission and its objective.
As Chandrayaan 3 launch is blended with a phenomenal mission and with a new opening to India's space endeavours, the launch has drawn a sharp attention from across and beyond the country.
Modi's each and every step in the US was disseminated in India, so were the extravagant arrangements made by the Indian disapora in the US to welcome him.
According to the report that tracks global wealth and investment migration trends, India will lose as many as 6,500 high-net-worth individuals (HNWIs) this year.
