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16,500 Women And Men Worked On Chandrayaan 2. Meet The ISRO Core Team
Vikram may have failed to land on the moon, but the magnitude and daring of the Chandrayaan 2 project, which fell only 2.1 kilometres short, is testament to the brilliance of the 16,500 men and women behind India's most complex and ambitious space mission yet
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Chandrayaan 2 Project Director M Vanitha To Be Feted By College Classmates
A felicitation function is being planned for the Chandryaan 2 Project Director M Vanitha, who is the first woman to hold that post in the history of the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO)
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Chandrayaan 2 Project Head's Classmates Plan Her Felicitation
The classmates of M. Vanitha, Project Director of the Chandrayaan 2 mission, are planning to hold a felicitation function in Chennai sometime this year to honour her.
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Lakhs Of Women Join Hands To Form 620-Km "Human Wall For Equality" In Kerala
Lakhs of women literally joined hands to form a human chain extending from north Kerala to its extreme south today to promote gender equality and renaissance values in the backdrop of the Sabarimala controversy. The rulingPinarayi Vijayan government had sounded the call for this chain.
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16,500 Women And Men Worked On Chandrayaan 2. Meet The ISRO Core Team
Vikram may have failed to land on the moon, but the magnitude and daring of the Chandrayaan 2 project, which fell only 2.1 kilometres short, is testament to the brilliance of the 16,500 men and women behind India's most complex and ambitious space mission yet
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Chandrayaan 2 Project Director M Vanitha To Be Feted By College Classmates
A felicitation function is being planned for the Chandryaan 2 Project Director M Vanitha, who is the first woman to hold that post in the history of the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO)
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Chandrayaan 2 Project Head's Classmates Plan Her Felicitation
The classmates of M. Vanitha, Project Director of the Chandrayaan 2 mission, are planning to hold a felicitation function in Chennai sometime this year to honour her.
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Lakhs Of Women Join Hands To Form 620-Km "Human Wall For Equality" In Kerala
Lakhs of women literally joined hands to form a human chain extending from north Kerala to its extreme south today to promote gender equality and renaissance values in the backdrop of the Sabarimala controversy. The rulingPinarayi Vijayan government had sounded the call for this chain.
