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August 24 Page 2 Imphal Times Supplementary issue 2 Editorial India carves a unique place in space By : K V Venkatasubramanian population to these basic needs. Bangladesh, Bhutan, the Maldives, (IRNSS), in March. More than 53 summers ago, India Space exploration missions haveNepal and Sri Lanka. Following the In December 2014, the had successfully put its first surged ahead during the past threelaunch of the 2,230-kg GSAT-9, built communication satellite GSAT-16 It’s shocking; still no signature on space by launching the years. India’s latest communicationby ISRO and funded entirely by was launched. PSLV hoisted the US-made ‘Nike-Apache’ two-stage satellite GSAT-17 on board anIndia, on board the GSLV-F09 rocket, country’s third navigation satellite condolence message sounding rocket (the first rocket) Ariane 5 rocket lifted off fromthe prime minister had said the IRNSS-1C in October and the from Kerala’s obscure fishing hamlet French Guiana on June 28. It will“unprecedented” development sent second dedicated navigation Thumba. strengthen ISRO’s current fleet ofout a message that “even sky is not satellite IRNSS-1B in April. from PM Modi There were no buildings at the 17 operational telecom satellites andthe limit when it comes to regional In the years ahead, ISRO scientists Some politicians are remembered for their services Thumba Equatorial Rocket provide meteorological andcooperation”. have a busy schedule. A series of of the people, irrespective of which political parties Launching Station (TERLS) on satellite-based search and rescueIn February, India scripted a new satellite launches is in the works. In they belongs too. For years people of the state as well Thiruvananthapuram’s outskirts. services—earlier provided by thechapter in the history of space early 2018, the space agency will exploration and grabbed world as people across the nation who are familiar with one The bishop’s house doubled up as Indian National Satellite System launch two lunar missions, the Director’s office, the ancient St. (INSAT). headlines by hurling 104 satellites, Chandrayaan-2, an advanced of our great leader Rishang Keishang as a property of Mary Magdalene church building In a boost to Prime Ministera record, including the Cartosat-2 version of Chandrayaan-1. The Congress Party. became the control room and naked Narendra Modi’s vision to projectseries satellite, in one mission— indigenous initiative comprises an Every learned scholars of the state knows that Mr. eyes tracked the smoke plume on India as a global low-cost provideraboard a Polar Satellite Launch orbiter, lander and rover, which are Keishing had already stepped out beyond any political November 21, 1963. Bullock carts of services in space, ISRO launchedVehicle (PSLV C-37). The rocket expected to perform mineralogical party. From being a Socialist party member he become and bicycles carried rocket parts and on June 23 the PSLV C38 carryingcarried payloads from six different and elemental studies of the lunar payloads to the launch pad. 712 kg Cartosat-2 satellite for earthcountries. The master stroke surface. The other is in collaboration a congress man, and became the oldest parliamentarian About 12 years later, in 1975, India observation and 30 other tinyestablished India as the launch with Team Indus, a group of space in Rajya Sabha. For 4 times he was the Chief Minister launched its first-ever experimental satellites, several of them forservice provider for small satellites. enthusiasts. of Manipur and to recounts, Mr. Rishang Keishing is the satellite, Aryabhata, on a Russian European countries. This was The next grand project is the first MP to represent Manipur in the Parliament. rocket. Lacking infrastructure, PSLV’s 39th consecutivelyThese spectacular achievements scientific mission to the Sun for The death of the leader has indeed shocked the scientists at the Indian Space successful mission. have placed ISRO in a commanding observing the solar corona (with a people. The state government paid the highest respect Research Organisation (ISRO) in India entered the big league of spaceposition in the space race. The prime Coronagraph—a telescope), Bangalore converted even a toilet technology on June 5 this year withminister’s soft spot for space and photosphere, chromosphere (Sun’ to the oldest parliamentarian by declaring holiday for a into a data receiving centre. the launch of its most powerful,ISRO were reflected in a substantial three main outer layers) and solar day and by mourning his death for three days. The kind From taking its first baby steps in homegrown and heaviest-ever23 per cent increase in this year’s wind. To be launched by PSLV-XL of respect showed to the departed leader shows that Thumba, the Indian space odyssey rocket——the Geosynchronousbudget allocation for the Department by 2020, Aditya-L1 satellite will Mr. Rishang Keishing is the true leader of the soil. He is has traversed numerous landmarks. Satellite Launch Vehicle Mark-IIIof Space. probe why solar flares and solar a true Manipuri – a true leader for the Meitei/Meetei, ISRO has emerged as a key player (GSLV Mk-III D 1)—carrying GSAT-In 2016, among the major winds disturb the communication in global satellite launches and the 19 communication satellite. Theachievements were the successful network and electronics on earth. Tangkhul, Mao, Maring, Kuki, Zomi, Muslims and all the manufacturing industry. The nation high-tech 3,136 kg workhorselaunching of the remote sensing Further, ISRO will return to Mars, 32 plus ethnic communities of the state. has earned global recognition for established ISRO’s capability tosatellite RESOURCESAT-2 in probably during 2021-2022, with a His wisdom in making the state alive had left with launching lunar probes, built transport four-tonne satellites andDecember, a record lobbing of 20 second Mars Orbiter Mission no choice to the politicians of the state but to make satellites, for others too, ferried test a homegrown cryogenicsatellites in a single payload in June (MOM) spacecraft, Mangalyaan 2. him represent the state as the first MP to the Lok foreign satellites up and even engine, and also paved the way toand three navigation satellites and Come September 24, India’s first- Shabha in 1972. Later when he returned to the state succeeded in reaching Mars. send humans, one day, beyondthe GSAT-18 communication ever interplanetary robotic probe, Through these decades, India’s Earth’s atmosphere. Now, Indiansatellite. Mangalyaan 1, still going strong, he managed to become Chief Minister for 4 times while space programme has focused on communication satellites can beISRO hoisted the GSAT-15 will celebrate three years of landing electing as MLA for 5 times. national imperatives, and social and lofted into space from within thecommunication satellite and the on the Red Planet. India had created He was a pioneer in the struggle for inclusion of economic well-being of society— country. So far, only the USA,Multi Wavelength Space history by becoming the first nation Manipur as a state of the Indian Union. Every one knows specifically in earth observation and Russia, Europe, China and JapanObservator ASTROSAT in 2015. It to enter the Mars orbit on a maiden his contribution to the Indian Union. And he represent application for management of have launched space satellitesalso ground tested the indigenously mission—also the cheapest such natural resources in agriculture, weighing 4,000 kg and more. developed high thrust cryogenic mission till now. the state as Rajya Sabha MP some few years back and water, fisheries, and watershed Earlier on May 5, India catapultedrocket engine. Besides, five For the first time, India will have a set records as the oldest parliamentarian of the country. mapping and development. Space- the first-ever South Asia Satellitesatellites were launched in July by date with Venus, beyond 2020. The What shocks Imphal Times is the silence of the central based applications like tele- (SAS) to boost communication andPSLV and the IRNSS-1D, the fourth Venusian oribiter mission will study leadership to his demise. There were condolences education and tele-medicine have improve disaster links among its sixsatellite in the Indian Regional the planet’s atmosphere. message from various political parties. Even the enabled greater access to rural neighbours—Afghanistan,Navigation Satellite System (Courtesy PIB Feature) Nagaland Congress and the West Bengal Chief Minister had extended their heartfelt pain and sorrow to the National & International News demise of the oldest parliamentarian. As of now we still see no such condolence from the NDA. When Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Jayalalitha expired, Govt finalizes new cadre policy of IAS,IPS,IFOS Hato Typhoon: the prime Minister of India Narendra Modi takes no AIR The officers of the three services are Personnel department, the new policy 9 killed, 1 time to share the pains and sorrow. No such condolence New Delhi, Aug 24: Government has currently allocated a cadre state or a will seek to ensure that officers from is heard from the Prime Minister Office even though it finalized new cadre policy of IAS, IPS set of states to work in. These officers Bihar, for instance, will get to work in remain missing and Indian Forest Service officers may be posted on central deputation southern and north-eastern states, is 3 days now, that Mr. Keishing had expired. aimed at ensuring national integration during the course of their service after which may not be their preferred in China State mourns his demise, but the nation seems to in the country’s top bureaucracy. fulfilling certain eligibility conditions. cadres. He said the new policy would AIR have no value for the oldest parliamentarian. Officers of all-India services — the Under the new policy, candidates can help in upholding the rationale behind Beijing, Aug 24: In China, Should we still believe that the nation still treats Indian Administrative Service (IAS), only select one state/cadre from a the all-India services.
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