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Chandrayaan-3 was a team effort, says Mission Director S. Mohana Kumar

In order to tap into the scientific potential of students and enable indigenous manufacturing of passenger aircraft, a separate course that includes various specialisation of engineering must be established, said S. Mohana Kumar, Mission Director of Chandrayaan-3, Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO), while speaking at a lecture organised at Vellore Institute of Technology (VIT) on Friday.

Delivering a lecture, which was organised as part of Amrit Vimarsh Vikasit Bharath 2047, he said the country was yet to explore local manufacturing of passenger aircraft, and such an effort would yield a cost-effective and safe mode of transportation for many. “Among the three major modes of transportation, passenger aircraft remain the safest,” he added.

Emphasising that Chandrayaan-3 was a team effort, Mr. Mohana Kumar said the equipment suppliers played a key in achieving the milestone by delivering the mission critical consignments in a timely manner.

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