Anand Mahindra Tweet on those who asked redundant questions on Chandrayaan 3

of India Chandrayaan-3 (Chandrayaan-3) mission has been launched successfully. Indian Space Agency ISRO (ISRO) is being praised all over the world. Congratulations have also come from the American space agency NASA. Despite this, there is no dearth of critics. Questions are being raised on the mission. Why is it needed? This is being said and the expenditure is also being talked about. Businessman Anand Mahindra has answered all such ‘questions’. Let us know what Anand Mahindra, who has grabbed headlines with his posts on social media, has said on the Chandrayaan-3 mission.

He wrote in his latest Twitter post, there will be many who will question why we are spending money on Chandrayaan-3 and indeed the entire space programme. In response, he said that when we reach for the stars, it gives us pride in our technology and confidence as a nation. It inspires us all to reach for the stars.

There will be many who will question why we’re spending money on #Chandrayaan & indeed, on the entire space programme. Here is the answer. When we reach for the stars it fills us with pride in our technology & with self-confidence as a nation. It literally inspires each of us to… pic.twitter.com/mYP5gkXP0T

— anand mahindra (@anandmahindra) July 15, 2023

Along with this tweet, Anand Mahindra has also shared a video. It can be seen in the video that a huge crowd gathered in the audience gallery made in Sriharikota, Andhra Pradesh to watch the launch of Chandrayaan-3. From students to common people had come to see the launch. As soon as the rocket is launched, people start shouting and expressing their happiness.

Like Anand Mahindra, the entire country was eagerly waiting for this launch. More than 1 million people watched the launch live on ISRO’s official YouTube channel. After the launch, ISRO had told that ‘Chandrayaan-3’ will attempt a soft landing on the technically challenging lunar surface on 23 August. The landing is planned for that day at 5.47 pm. At the same time, on August 1, Chandrayaan can be installed in the orbit of the moon.