Mars Mission for India Justified?

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Anisha routray said:   1 week ago
Hi Everyone.

In my opinion, India should focus on both things at once it should not be like optional for us, to choose between them, because this mission also boosts our Economy by successfully soft lending on the moon, we open the door of exploration in space Science.

Now for budget-friendly missions, all world sees India as the only option that can provide quality and cost-effectiveness at the same time.
Poverty and unemployment problems can be tackled with a good strategy and leadership; it does not depend only on the amount of Money, it depends on how the government manage and sees all the problems.
If ignorance has a voice, then the justice System would be the primary problem that should disturb sustainability. I agree with you that yes, India is a developing Country and we will be developed soon by conquering all the problems along with moving forward.

Sona said:   2 months ago
Hello Everyone,

The GD topic is about Mars Mission for India is justified ?

From my point of view, it is justified and also India needs to focus on overall development as India will be represented on the global stage for successfully launching Chanrayan-3 and it is a great achievement as India is still a developing country and makes use of its available resources and expert scientist in ISRO it has completed but India is still a developing country it should focus on proper budget allocation to reduce poverty, unemployment increases the building of schools, hospitals etc.
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Prateek Roychowdhury said:   3 months ago
Mars missions for India are justified because they will show ISRO's achievement on the global stage and India's presence in global science and research.

But there is an argument from a certain group of people that developing nations like India should focus on poverty reduction, building schools, building hospitals, and all.

I agree there definitely should be a balanced approach, but India is also doing well in some of these sectors, according to World Bank data, the percentage of people under the extreme poverty line was approximately 27% of the total population in the year 2011-12, but it reduced to 5.1% in the year 2025.
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Bharat said:   6 months ago
Good morning everyone,

I would like to share my thoughts on one of the most impactful missions undertaken by ISRO: the Mars Mission.
This mission signifies the current state of our country and its remarkable growth.
Let's break it down. Firstly, it demonstrates that India is asserting itself in the realm of space research and technology, making it impossible for the world to ignore our achievements. Secondly, this mission paves the way for many future endeavours and challenges other nations by showcasing that passion and dedication, coupled with minimal investment, can yield miraculous results.

I also want to address those who believe that shifting investments or focusing solely towards alleviating poverty is the solution. While it may address immediate problems, neglecting other sectors can lead to long-term repercussions. Hence, our country must maintain a balanced focus across all sectors.

In conclusion, even a simple idea can have a groundbreaking impact.

Thank you.
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Satat hayaran said:   7 months ago
Good morning everyone,

Mars mission for India is always justified because of successful lending on mars and the image and reputation of INDIA on the global map increases our scientists were intelligent and efficient in their work they completed the whole Mars mission under the budget of 450cr from launching their first satellite in space to perfect soft lending on mars and back to earth but in my opinion there are other big problem to deal with as we all know India is still a developing nation as there is no perfect solution for poverty, hunger, unemployment in India.

In India there are more than 1/3 of the population is struggling with increasing rates of unemployment, increasing lack of education etc.

Our government should invest the money in India for the sake of the development of infrastructure, the building of libraries in every city of India, and places to stay for beggars and should provide food and shelter to area and people who are still under the line of poverty.

We all know that in today's time life on the moon and Mars and even in space is not possible because of lack of oxygen and gravitation force so why our government is spending money on this type of mission just for the sake of knowledge about space.

In my opinion, this mission is justified because it is directly connects with our sentiment and love towards the nation but the government should start focusing on the main problem with which our half of the nation is dealing.

Thank you and have a wonderful day.
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Sreelakshmi Murali said:   8 months ago
Hey Everyone, I think it is the Mars mission is justified in every single way possible. It's inspired a whole generation to work for something they really love, kids understand what it means for India to be at the centerstage among all other nations in the world. Internationally, we have garnered lot of attention for being the first nation to crack mars in the very first attempt and the budget with which we have done that makes us even more efficient and flaunts our talent. In a national level as a well, it's a huge boost for all the companies who work really close to space research no matter whether it is a raw material providing company or one having something in the technical side to be taken care of. Moreover the upcoming projects in the light of this project might help India to have a upper hand in space considered to other developing countries helping the defence sector as well to dominate our enemies.
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Sandeep said:   12 months ago
In my point of view, a mass mission is good for India as if we successfully do this mission then our Indian scientists will get more opportunities from global researchers and students will focus on choosing scientist careers which will enhance the development of India and the people who made fun of India in last years because of failure of Chandrayan mission they will see a good image of our this mission.
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Mounika said:   1 year ago
Hello everyone.

If you ask me if India has justified the Mars Mission I would say yes. India's Mars Mission not only justified the development of India but also the knowledge and interest of India in the field of space research. It also serves as solid proof of our history in space research where our ancestors worshipped planets as gods and we also had our astrological signs named after the stars.

Even when we had no telescopes to see the sky our ancestors knew the planet's name and astrology.

This Mars Mission has again proved India's strong knowledge in science to all the people who made fun of India for the failure of Chandrayan-2.
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Snorlax said:   1 year ago
In my opinion, Mars mission is one of the most successful missions in the field of space exploration for India. Missions like these help to get a better understanding of our position and standing in terms of the whole universe. Not only this, it helps us to do certain research and discoveries which are for the betterment of us humans only.

It has inspired many young minds to go in the field of space exploration. It has also displayed the capabilities and intelligence of the Indian scientists to the rest of the world.
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Hariprasad said:   1 year ago
Hi everyone.

This time was a very proud moment for India because every country laughed when chandrayana2 was flopped but this is the time all countries are looking back to India they want to help technologically, The Mars mission is one of the biggest successes in India.
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