🚀✨ What’s Next for Chandrayaan? Inside India’s Big Lunar Dreams for 2030
India’s Big Lunar Leap When Chandrayaan-3 successfully touched down near the Moon’s south pole in 2023, India didn’t just grab global headlines — it made history. The landing proved that India’s space dreams are not only ambitious but achievable. What made this mission stand out was not just the technical challenge of landing near the south pole, which very few nations have even attempted, but also the symbolic message: India is ready to play in the big league of space exploration. This landmark moment reminded the world that the Indian Space Research Organisation, better known as ISRO, is quietly becoming one of the most reliable and cost-effective space agencies out there. And for millions of young Indians, seeing their country’s flag on the Moon’s untouched southern region sparked a fresh wave of curiosity about what’s next. A Quick Look Back To understand why Chandrayaan-3 was such a breakthrough, it helps to look back at how far India’s Moon missions have come. In 2008, IS...