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White antriksh ki uchai, ko pahchana hai to, apne desh ke vaigyaniko ko naman hai ISRO ©Rashi #isro_day #Rashi #ISRO #science

White antriksh ki uchai, ko pahchana hai to, apne desh ke vaigyaniko ko naman hai ISRO ©Rashi #isro_day #Rashi #ISRO #science

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What is dedication? Answer is the latest interview of S Somnath. He is suffering from cancer but he said to media," Don't worry, I will die after completing all the important missions of ISRO. " And you guys are finding the ways to escape. ©Shubham36 #isro #chandrayan3 #adityal1 and #Motivational figure S Somnath. #Inspiration for everyone #Life #Success #dedicated

What is dedication? Answer is the latest interview of S Somnath. He is suffering from cancer but he said to media," Don't worry, I will die after completing all the important missions of ISRO. " And you guys are finding the ways to escape. ©Shubham36 #isro #chandrayan3 #adityal1 and #Motivational figure S Somnath. #Inspiration for everyone #Life #Success #dedicated

SHIRSENDU KARMAKAR

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ISRO's "Naughty Boy" To Launch India's Latest Weather Satellite Tomorrow The Geosynchronous Satellite Launch Vehicle is scheduled to lift off with a weather satellite from Sriharikota in Andhra Pradesh at 5.35 pm on Saturday New Delhi:  When India launches its latest weather satellite on Saturday, it will be using a rocket that has been dubbed the "naughty boy" of the Indian space agency. The Geosynchronous Satellite Launch Vehicle (GSLV), which is scheduled to lift off with the INSAT-3DS satellite from Sriharikota in Andhra Pradesh at 5.35 pm on Saturday, was called "naughty boy" by a former chairman of the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) since the rocket has not performed adequately in six of its 15 flights - a failure rate of 40 per cent. The last launch of the GSLV, on May 29, 2023, was successful but the one before that  - on August 12, 2021 - was a failure. ©SHIRSENDU KARMAKAR #ISRO #GSLV

ISRO's "Naughty Boy" To Launch India's Latest Weather Satellite Tomorrow The Geosynchronous Satellite Launch Vehicle is scheduled to lift off with a weather satellite from Sriharikota in Andhra Pradesh at 5.35 pm on Saturday New Delhi:  When India launches its latest weather satellite on Saturday, it will be using a rocket that has been dubbed the "naughty boy" of the Indian space agency. The Geosynchronous Satellite Launch Vehicle (GSLV), which is scheduled to lift off with the INSAT-3DS satellite from Sriharikota in Andhra Pradesh at 5.35 pm on Saturday, was called "naughty boy" by a former chairman of the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) since the rocket has not performed adequately in six of its 15 flights - a failure rate of 40 per cent. The last launch of the GSLV, on May 29, 2023, was successful but the one before that  - on August 12, 2021 - was a failure. ©SHIRSENDU KARMAKAR #ISRO #GSLV

SHIRSENDU KARMAKAR

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IISF was a celebration of homegrown science–ISRO’s cosmic exhibit to CSIR’s purple revolution ISRO's stall displayed information on Chandrayaan-3 and Aditya-L1, whereas another exhibit displayed a ‘cost-effective’ method to reduce carbon dioxide emissions. New Delhi: At a walk-in exhibit with huge styrofoam models of viruses, test tubes, and agar plates, students watched in fascination as an instructor explained how vaccines were made. They nodded in unison as she cited the example of Covaxin, an indigenously manufactured Covid-19 vaccine. “I got a Covaxin shot! Wow, so this is how they made it?” a 12-year-old boy from Nanded excitedly discussed with his classmates. The exhibit by the Translational Health Science and Technology Institute was one among hundreds at the India International Science Festival in Haryana’s Faridabad, which paid tribute to the country’s scientific and technological journey. ©SHIRSENDU KARMAKAR #ISRO #IISF #CSIR

IISF was a celebration of homegrown science–ISRO’s cosmic exhibit to CSIR’s purple revolution ISRO's stall displayed information on Chandrayaan-3 and Aditya-L1, whereas another exhibit displayed a ‘cost-effective’ method to reduce carbon dioxide emissions. New Delhi: At a walk-in exhibit with huge styrofoam models of viruses, test tubes, and agar plates, students watched in fascination as an instructor explained how vaccines were made. They nodded in unison as she cited the example of Covaxin, an indigenously manufactured Covid-19 vaccine. “I got a Covaxin shot! Wow, so this is how they made it?” a 12-year-old boy from Nanded excitedly discussed with his classmates. The exhibit by the Translational Health Science and Technology Institute was one among hundreds at the India International Science Festival in Haryana’s Faridabad, which paid tribute to the country’s scientific and technological journey. ©SHIRSENDU KARMAKAR #ISRO #IISF #CSIR

MANJEET SINGH THAKRAL

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एक ने दिया #ISRO देश को ! एक ने दिया देश #MiTTron को. ©MANJEET SINGH THAKRAL एक ने दिया #ISRO देश को ! एक ने दिया देश #MiTTron को ! #MadhyaPradeshElection2023 #MPElection2023 #ujjainwale

एक ने दिया #ISRO देश को ! एक ने दिया देश #MiTTron को. ©MANJEET SINGH THAKRAL एक ने दिया #ISRO देश को ! एक ने दिया देश #MiTTron को ! #MadhyaPradeshElection2023 #MPElection2023 #ujjainwale