The Union Cabinet today adopted a resolution lauding the historic success of the Chandrayaan-3 Mission to the Moon. In the resolution, the Union Cabinet appreciated the monumental achievement of  India's scientists saying this is not just a victory for the country's space agency but is a bright symbol of India's progress and ascent on the global stage. Briefing media in New Delhi, Union Information and Broadcasting Minister Anurag Singh Thakur said the Cabinet congratulated the Indian Space Research Organisation, ISRO for its efforts. He said the resolution underlines that India is the first country to land near the Moon’s south pole and the landing on the moon, with predicted accuracy, in itself is a momentous achievement.

The resolution said, the landing near the South Pole of the Moon, overcoming the arduous conditions, is a testament to the spirit of  India's scientists, who for centuries have sought to push the boundaries of human knowledge. It added that the wealth of information being sent by ‘Pragyan’ rover from the Moon will advance knowledge and pave the way for ground-breaking discoveries and insights into the mysteries of the moon and beyond. The Cabinet firmly believes that in an era defined by rapid technological advancements and the quest for innovation, India's scientists stand as shining beacons of knowledge, dedication and expertise. The resolution also said the Cabinet is proud to see that a large number of women scientists have contributed to the success of Chandrayaan-3 and India’s space programme in general. This will motivate several aspiring women scientists in the years to come. The Cabinet believes that India's advancements in the space sector are more than just monumental scientific achievements. They represent a vision of progress, self-reliance, and global leadership. This is also a symbol of rising New India.