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As the discussion continued, Union Minister Jitendra Singh said ISRO scientists are eagerly waiting for the Vikram lander and the Pragyan rover to wake up from their 14-day sleep during the lunar night.

The Sri Sathya Ganapathy Temple in Bengaluru has decorated its Ganesha idol and mantapa with currency notes and coins worth over Rs 2.5 crore. This un

The Sri Sathya Ganapathy Temple in Bengaluru has amazed devotees by adorning its Ganesha idol and mantapa with currency notes and coins worth Rs 2.5 crore during Ganesh Chaturthi celebrations. This is the 11th consecutive year that the temple has surprised visitors with unique decorations. The display includes currency notes ranging from Rs 10 to Rs 500, as well as 1.5 lakh coins of denominations Rs 5, Rs 10, and Rs 20. The temple plans to return the money to the devotees who contributed after t...

Around September 22, Vikram lander and Pragyan rover are anticipated to awaken. On September 4, the lander and rover were put into sleep mode.

The BJP credited the Modi government, while the Congress insisted that these achievements were due to the initiatives taken by Indias first prime minister, Jawaharlal Nehru, and successive Congress regimes. The discussion highlighted the successful launch of Chandrayaan-3 and emphasized the importance of continuity in governance and the contributions of both public and private sectors to the space programs success.

The chances of revival are not very high, but it is not a hopeless situation either. It is possible that the lander or rover module wake up but are unable to regain full functionality.

On September 2, the ISRO informed that the Pragyan rover aboard Chandrayaan-3 “completed its assignments" on the surface of the Moon and was “safely parked and set into sleep mode"

The Isro chairman, said that they are hoping when the sun rises on the Shivshakti Point, where lander & rover are parked, the equipment will come back to life. | Latest News India

As the Vikram lander and Pragyaan rover are temporarily under a

A former Nasa scientist decodes the significance of the discoveries made by the lunar lander and rover.