Mumbai: News18 India's flagship show "Aar Paar," hosted by renowned journalist Amish Devgan, recently secured an exclusive interview with Anurag Thakur, the esteemed minister of sports, youth affairs, and minister of information and broadcasting. The interview delved into the remarkable success of Chandrayan 3, the latest lunar mission, which has garnered global acclaim for its cost-effectiveness and achievements.
Chandrayan 3, hailed as the world's most cost-efficient and successful lunar mission, has once again positioned India as a pioneering force in space exploration. Under the BJP government's visionary leadership, the nation's space endeavours have witnessed exponential growth, with a remarkable increase in space missions from a mere 1.2 during the UPA government to an impressive 5.2 missions annually.
The latest achievement in the form of Chandrayan 3 marks another significant milestone following the success of the Mangalyan mission. A noteworthy record was set with the simultaneous launch of 104 satellites, a testament to India's capabilities and determination in the space sector. The government's commitment to fostering innovation and entrepreneurship has led to the emergence of numerous startups, contributing to the nation's technological advancement.
The prime minister of India, Narendra Modi, has exhibited unwavering faith in the nation's scientists and has been instrumental in ushering in a new era for the Indian space sector. Minister Anurag Thakur emphasized that this government's policies have opened unprecedented opportunities, effectively transforming dreams into tangible realities.
In response to questions about political credit-taking, minister Thakur highlighted the intelligence of the Indian citizenry, stating that they are discerning enough to differentiate between genuine efforts and opportunistic claims. He underscored the government's commitment by revealing a budget allocation 2.5 times greater than that of the UPA government, a clear testament to the administration's dedication to advancing space exploration.
Minister Thakur acknowledged the significant role played by the country's scientists in the Chandrayan 3 mission and emphasized that the success was a collective endeavour. He expressed his view that while the opposition may adopt a psychology of seeking credit, the BJP government focuses on delivering practical results that transform aspirations into accomplishments.
The interview also touched upon the topic of National Awards, further illustrating the government's dedication to honouring outstanding contributions across various fields.
The "Aar Paar" exclusive interview provided a comprehensive insight into India's remarkable journey in space exploration under the BJP government's leadership. minister Anurag Thakur's candid responses shed light on the dedication, vision, and collaborative spirit that drive India's accomplishments in the space sector.
