PM Modi has declared August 23rd as National Space Day to celebrate India's space achievements.

National Space Day: In honor of Chandrayaan-3’s Moon landing, Prime Minister Narendra Modi declared Saturday that August 23 will be observed as National Space Day. The Vikram lander’s landing site on the lunar surface will henceforth be referred to as the “Shivshakti” point, while the Chandrayaan-2 lunar landing site will be known as the “Tiranga” point, according to PM Modi’s announcement.

This will serve as motivation for all of India’s efforts. It will serve as a reminder that no failure is irrevocable, said PM Modi.

A clearly distressed At the Bengaluru command center of the Indian Space Research Organisation, Prime Minister Narendra Modi spoke to scientists who were involved in the Chandrayaan-3 project and praised them for their work.

“India raised their flag on the Moon on August 23. That day will now be recognized as National Space Day in India, according to PM Modi. A beaming PM said, “Today, I am very feeling a new type of happiness among you.

Such happiness is extremely uncommon; these are the only times when both the body and the soul are overcome by joy. While speaking to the scientists at ISRO’s Telemetry Tracking and Command Network Mission Control Complex in Bengaluru, PM Modi made the following statement.

Using the success of Chandrayaan 3 as an example, he claimed that the scientists had taken the Make In India initiative to the Moon.

PM Modi claimed he was visiting South Africa and Greece as part of a two-nation trip, but his focus was entirely on the scientists.

He declared that he intended to give the scientists a salute right away.

He remarked, “I could not stop myself as I was not in the country, but I decided to visit Bengaluru first and meet our scientists right after visiting India,” to the cheers and acclaim of the scientists.When speaking of the final 15 difficult minutes of the Chandrayaan-3, PM Modi said, “I can see before my eyes every second of that day of August 23.”

“I commend your commitment. I admire your endurance. I applaud your diligence. PM Modi became upset and stated, “I salute your Inspiration.”

When the prime minister arrived at the ISRO headquarters this morning, he was welcomed with open arms. He hugged ISRO director Somanath after meeting the scientific crew for the nation’s third Chandrayaan-3 lunar mission.

In order to welcome PM Narendra Modi, locals have congregated on the streets outside the airport with posters and the national flag. He hailed the crowd that had gathered outside Bengaluru’s HAL airport as soon as he touched down and chanted “Jai Vigyan Jai Anusandhan.”

On Wednesday night, India made history by becoming the first nation to successfully land a lander on the uncharted lunar South Pole.