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Chandrayaan 3 Moon landing today: All eyes are on India today (August 23) as the nation is set to witness a milestone event when ISRO's ambitious Moon mission Chandrayaan 3 lands on the lunar surface at 6:04 pm. Ahead of the touchdown, an array of publicly listed firms, including L&T, BHEL, MTAR Technologies and others are under spotlight. Watch this Visual Story to know how these companies contributed to different phases of the Moon mission.

Chandrayaan-3 Landing Live: India's Chandrayaan-3 has landed on the moon's south pole. The successful moon mission has made India the fourth country to achieve a soft landing on the lunar surface after the US, China, and the erstwhile Soviet Union.

Has opened up the space industry for private players here, because the government wants to make the space economy a larger portion and expand it, and we have already seen the start—ups coming into the space, just double the number in three years' time. that is the kind of interest coming in. we were talking to people, especially audiences over here, younger audiences, to watch the live screening, they were all talking about the prospects this builds for india, to grow in the space economy, to build on from here, and also to build morejobs around the space sector, for youth coming in. and a l...

This money now that the government has opened up the space sectorfor government has opened up the space sector for private participation. india's space industry has often been credited for its ambitious yet frugal aerospace programmes where it spendsjust frugal aerospace programmes where it spends just a fraction of what the united states and china spend on space research. that's why many around the world consider the success of this lunar mission a big achievement. bi; this lunar mission a big achievement. by 2024, it is expected — achievement. by 2024, it is expected that _ achievement. by...

Experts see this as yet another milestone in the evolution of the 400-odd private companies that form part of the large vendor ecosystem the national space agency ISRO has carefully built over the last 54 years