Rajouri comes together to witness Historic Chandrayaan-3 Moon Landing
RAJOURI, August 23: In an extraordinary display of communal excitement and craving for technological achievements, the residents of District Rajouri came together to watch the live streaming of the historic Chandrayaan-3 Moon landing on the lunar South Pole.
The live streaming of the historical event was organised across different locations, including Panchayat Ghars, schools, parks and homes, fostering a strong sense of unity and curiosity within the district.
Leading the charge in this collective experience was Vikas Kundal, Deputy Commissioner. Taking the helm, he positioned himself at the forefront by personally leading the live watching session from the lush lawns of the DC Office Complex, Rajouri. His presence underscored the district’s keen interest in scientific achievements and its commitment to fostering a culture of exploration and innovation.
Accompanying Mr. Kundal were several officers, including ADC Rajiv Khajuria, ACR Imran Kataria, DYSP Headquarters Mudassir Choudary, DPO Auqil Nuvaid, DSWO Wakeel Ahmed Bhatt, XEN PWD Sardar Khan, and other prominent citizens of the area. Their collective presence showcased the diverse cross-section of society that came together to share in the momentous event.
The sight of school children, local residents, officials, and citizens gathered together to witness the technological marvel that is Chandrayaan-3 speaks volumes about the district’s commitment to scientific literacy and community engagement.
The event not only celebrated India’s achievements in space exploration but also highlighted the power of collective enthusiasm in fostering a culture of curiosity and learning.
This landmark event demonstrated how science can transcend boundaries, bridging the gap between rural and urban communities. As the live streaming unfolded, expressions of awe and appreciation were exchanged, solidifying the shared experience as a stepping stone toward future scientific endeavors and community collaborations.
