Chandrayaan-2 is India’s second lunar exploration mission after Chandrayaan-1. Developed by the Indian Space Research Organisation, the mission was launched by Geosynchronous Satellite Launch Vehicle Mark III on 22 July 2019 at 2.43 pm IST from the second launch pad at the Satish Dhawan Space Centre.
Friends, if you have talent then you will definitely be successful. No matter how adverse the circumstances are, they can never stop you from flying to success and our story today is also about one such person, who has reached those heights of success after facing many adverse circumstances. Has touched things that people can’t even think about. This is a huge achievement especially for a farmer’s son born in a village.
We are going to talk about K Sivan, the current chairman of the Indian Space Research Organization i.e. ISRO. K Sivan’s full name is Kailasavadivu Sivan. K Shivan is also known as the Indian Rocketman for his valuable contribution in the field of space science. He has made a major contribution in making Chandrayaan 2, India’s achievement on the moon. The path to success for K Shivam, who led an organization like ISRO, was not so easy, because there was a time in his life when even two meals a day was difficult for him to get.
Despite being a farmer’s son, it was not easy for Sivan to reach such heights. Sivan’s success story begins on 14 April 1957, when K Sivan was born in a small village near Nagercoil city of Tamil Nadu and his financial condition was not good right from the beginning of his life. Sivan’s father had only one acre of land and his family of six used to survive by farming it.
However, K Sivan’s father had understood that unless his children studied, the financial condition of him and his children would remain bad and that is why he worked hard day and night and sent his children to school. After leaving school, Sivan often helped his father in farming.
K Sivan did his early education not in any big private institution but in Tamil Nadu Medium Government School. Sivan’s school teachers say that apart from being hard working, he was also curious to learn new things and perhaps this was the reason why he is standing at this position today.
However, after completing his schooling, Sivan’s financial problems became more serious because he had to study further in MIT i.e. Madras Institute of Technology. But his father solved this problem by selling some part of his farm and borrowing money from people. Then Sivan took Bachelors of Engineering degree from MIT and after completing his studies here, he became the first graduate of his family.
After completing his graduation from NIT, Sivan studied Aerospace Engineering from the Indian Institute of Science. He completed his PhD in Aerospace Engineering from IIT Bombay in the year 2006. After taking degree from here, K Sivan started working in ISRO in 1982. Sivan joined ISRO in 1982 and worked on the PSLV project. He contributed significantly in end to end mission planning, mission design, mission integration and analysis. Working in ISRO was the beginning of Sivan’s career, after which he had to touch the sky.
In ISRO, he especially worked on 6D geometry simulation software and innovation day of launch wind strategy. Only with the help of this strategy the rocket can be launched on any day of the year, under any circumstances. Friends, he kept raising the stature of India’s space agency with such valuable discoveries and then in 2011, he started working on the GSLP project as a project director. Let us tell you that with the help of Satellite Launch Vehicle GSLP Mark III, the vehicle has been sent to the Moon in Chandrayaan 2 mission.
Sivan’s role was most important in the world record that India had set by launching 104 satellites simultaneously on 14 February 2017. Considering all these amazing leadership skills, Kailasavadivhu Sivan was made the Chief of ISRO in January 2018. Then on January 15, he was appointed Chairman of the Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO). He has replaced A S Kiran Kumar.
This was the most important mission for him and the entire ISRO after assuming this post. That was Chandrayaan 2 which was successfully launched on 22 July 2019. It is expected that in the coming days it will successfully complete its work for which this vehicle has been sent to the Moon. In the end, I would just like to say that the way ISRO Chairman K Sivan has risen from poverty and achieved this success is praiseworthy and we should also learn from his story that with hard work and struggle we can solve any problem. Are.
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