The majority of Pakistani publications and websites carried the title, “India becomes first nation to land near Moon’s south pole.”
Pakistan’s media today featured India’s historic moon landing on the main page, and a former minister even referred to it as a “great moment” for India’s space agency, ISRO, despite the chilly state of bilateral relations.
The majority of Pakistani publications and websites carried the title, “India becomes first nation to land near Moon’s south pole. “This mission, which came less than a week after Russia’s Luna-25 mission failed, was India’s second attempt to land a spacecraft on the Moon. After a 40-day voyage that began at the Satish Dhawan Space Centre in Srihari Kota and a history of space crashes, India’s Chandrayaan-3 has finally arrived on the moon, according to a report by Geo News in Pakistan.
Stories from numerous international news agencies were published in the News International, Dawn, Business Recorder, Dunya News, and other publications. It was a proud occasion for the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO), according to Fawad Chaudhry, who served as Federal Minister for Information and Broadcasting in the Imran Khan administration. “What an amazing moment for #ISRO as #Chandrayaan3 touches down on the moon. I can see many young scientists celebrating this moment with Mr. Somanath, Chairman of ISRO; only the Younger generation with dreams can change the world. On X, formerly known as Twitter, Mr. Chaudhry, a former top member of Imran Khan’s Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf, wished users well.
“All eyes on #Chandryaan3 Moon landing 5:40 PM, great day for Indian Science Community and Space Scientists,” he said prior to the landing. “Congratulations to people of India on this great achievement.” He had earlier stated, “All eyes on #Chandryaan3 Moon landing at 5:40 PM, great day for Indian Science Community and Space Scientists, Congratulations to People of India on this Great Achievement.” He had already requested that the Pakistani media broadcast Chandrayan’s moon landing live.
As a result of India’s jets bombing a Jaish-e-Mohammed terrorist training centre in Balakot, Pakistan, in retaliation to the Pulwama terror attack in India, bilateral relations between India and Pakistan have been severely strained. Update on the Chandrayaan-3 Moon Landing According to Isro Director Somanath, the solar mission “Aditya” will be ready for launch in September. Updates on the Chandrayaan 3 landing live: As the nation celebrated the successful landing of the ISRO lander, Vikram, on the unexplored South Pole of the moon, the agency’s head, S. Somanath, announced on Thursday that work is underway on its first solar mission, “Aditya,” which will be prepared for launch in September. Somanath claimed that with the accomplishment of its first lunar landing mission, ISRO elevated India to a prestigious group of countries. India made history on Wednesday when it was the first nation to set foot on the lunar surface at the south pole. At 6:04 PM IST, the ‘Vikram’ lander from Chandrayaan 3 touched down gently on the south pole, sparking celebrations all throughout the nation. The Pragyan rover came down from the lander earlier in the day, according to information provided by the ISRO, and was “taking a walk on the moon.”
“Pragyan Rover is equipped with two instruments, both of which are concerned with the moon’s chemical and elemental compositions. Additionally, it will rove the lunar surface. In order to prepare for further deep space explorations, we will also conduct a robotic path planning exercise, the ISRO chairman had previously informed ANI.
