National Space Day: Why do India's important space missions lift off from Sriharikota and Balasore? Explained
Every year on August 23, India looks up at the sky with pride and wonder, celebrating National Space Day to commemorate one of the most remarkable milestones in the country's scientific journey -- the successful soft landing of Chandrayaan-3 on the Moon's south pole in 2023. This achievement not only cemented India's place in global space exploration but also ignited the dreams of millions who see the stars as more than distant lights - they see them as destinations. National Space Day isn't just a date on the calendar but it's a reminder of India's determination, innovation and the quiet brilliance of the minds at Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) who have taken the nation from humble beginnings to interplanetary missions.
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