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" " #$ !% 6701"8++ handrayaan-2’s lander CVikram is unbroken but lying tilted on the surface of the Moon after a hard landing very close to the scheduled touchdown site, an Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) official said on Monday. 079 :78,);.+07 Efforts are underway to see whether communication can ome southern States, be re-established with the lan- Sincluding Kerala, have der but chances of that could be sounded an alert after the bleak with full system func- Army said on Monday terror tionality a prerequisite to attacks could take place in restoring contact, officials south India citing recovery of explained. abandoned boats in Sir Creek Contact with Vikram, in Gujarat some days ago. The Army has undertaken Following the Southern which encases the rover, The security grid was also measures for capacity building Command chief’s warning, Pragyan, was lost in the early tightened in Jammu region and capability development in Kerala police chief Lokanath hours of September 7, when it and an alert sounded following the Sir Creek area, the Southern Behera asked all district police was just 2.1 km above the intelligence inputs that the Command chief said while heads to maintain high alert lunar surface and seconds Pakistan Army may push in replying to a question related to across the state. He directed before touchdown. terrorists from Sialkot into RS terror inputs and Pakistan’s personnel to maintain height- “The lander is there (on the Pura and Hiranagar sectors to enhanced deployment close to ened vigil at bus stands, railway Moon) as a single piece, not stoke violence. Intelligence the Sir Creek area. stations, airports and places broken into pieces. It’s in a tilt- inputs indicated a group of ten “We are taking precau- where people gather in large ed position,” an official associ- to 12 terrorists were poised to tions to ensure that any designs numbers. “Security will be ated with the mission said. sneak into this region to carry of the inimical elements or ter- tightened at all places where Images sent by the orbiter’s out terrorist strikes. rorists are stalled and they do people come out in huge num- on-board camera shows that The Kerala Police went on not get the success which they bers to celebrate Onam,” a though the lander hit the lunar high alert after Southern Army are wishing,” Saini said, on the police release said. surface hard while landing, it is Command chief Lt General S sidelines of the commence- A defence spokesperson still very close to the scheduled K Saini in Pune warned of ter- ment of Phase II infrastructural in Chennai said the northern touchdown site. “We are mak- rorist attack in southern part of development at the Army Law most point of the Army’s ing all-out efforts to see ) O - keep our fingers crossed. the country. “We have got College near Kanhe. southern command includes whether communication can The lander’s generating many inputs that there may be The ports in Gujarat were some parts of Gujarat also. The be re-established with the lan- L9 power is not an issue since it a terrorist attack in southern recently put on high alert after word south from southern der,” the official said. - had solar panels all around it part and the peninsular India,” intelligence agencies received command GOC does not mean “An ISRO team is on the and encompasses internal bat- the Lt General said. inputs that Pakistani comman- Tamil Nadu, Kerala, Andhra job at the ISRO Telemetry, - M teries as well which are not He also said the Army has dos were likely to infiltrate into Pradesh and Karnataka only. It Tracking and Command used much, the official said. taken precautionary measures Indian waters through the includes complete southern Network (ISTRAC),” he added. (to re-establish contact). Chandrayaan-2’s lander case Vikram carried three pay- in the Sir Creek in Gujarat Kutch area via sea route to incite peninsula and parts of Gujarat, The Chandrayaan-2 mis- Chances are less. Only if it had was different. loads — Radio Anatomy of region keeping in mind the communal trouble or carry out he said. sion involved an orbiter, lander a soft-landing, and if all systems In this case, “that kind of Moon Bound Hypersensitive enhanced threat perception. a terror attack in Gujarat. In Andhra Pradesh, secu- (Vikram) and rover (Pragyan). functioned, could communi- operational flexibility is not Ionosphere and Atmosphere “There have been some aban- Last month, Adani Port rity along the 974 km long The mission was aimed at the reiterated the resolve on cation can be restored. Things there” since it is already on the (RAMBHA), Chandra’s Surface doned boats also which have and Logistics, which manages coastline has been strengthened Vikram module making a soft Monday after the orbiter’s are bleak as of now.” lunar surface and cannot be Thermo-physical Experiment been recovered in the area of the country’s largest private up following threats of a pos- landing on the Moon’s unchart- camera spotted the lander on Another space agency offi- reoriented, he said. (ChaSTE) and Instrument for Sir Creek,” the top officer said. port, issued a statement that sible terror attack in south ed south pole. The mission life the Moon. cial added that there might be A vital aspect is the posi- Lunar Seismic Activity (ILSA). The boats were found some “inputs had been received from India, a top police official said. of the lander and rover is one However, another ISRO some chances of restoring com- tioning of antennas and these Had the lander operation days back in the area and secu- coast guard station that “Security has also been stepped lunar day, which is equal to 14 official said chances of restor- munication but there are lim- have to be pointed towards been successful, India would rity agencies suspect the boats Pakistani commandos are like- up at vital installations in the Earth days. ing a link with the lander were itations too. either the ground station or the have been the only country to are of Pakistani origin. ly to infiltrate into Indian ter- state by deploying the AP ISRO Chairman K Sivan bleak since system functional- He recalled ISRO’s experi- orbiter, he said. land on the Moon’s unexplored Investigations are on to ascer- ritory through Kutch area Special Protection Force,” said on Saturday that the space ity was a prerequisite. “Unless ence of recovering a spacecraft “Such an operation is south pole as part of the 978 tain if the boats were used for preferably via sea route to cre- Additional Director General of agency would try to restore link and until everything is intact that went out of contact in geo- extremely difficult,” he said, crore Chandrayaan-2 mission infiltrating into India through ate communal disturbance or Police (Law and Order) Ravi with the lander for 14 days. He (in the lander), it’s very difficult stationary orbit but said the adding that we will have to conceived a decade ago. the sea route, sources said. terrorist attack in Gujarat.” Shankar Ayyanar told PTI. R R 079 :78,) probe conducted by the local grievous injury to the SAIL “SAIL paid the first police in the high-profile mat- chairman so that he was inca- installment of 30 crore. When 23-year-old law student ter. The SIT had called mem- pacitated and somebody else SAIL checked the quality of Ahas filed a complaint with bers of the girl’s family at the was appointed in his place and coal that was to be imported, it Lodhi Road Police Station in district Police Lines on Sunday he could get the contract didn’t meet the quality standard Delhi claiming that she was afternoon for recording their revived. set by the PSU. The deal was raped and exploited by BJP statement. The contractor — a resi- then cancelled,” said the DCP. leader and former Union The Shahjahanpur police dence of southwest Delhi’s “Upset over the repeated Minister Swami had on August 27 lodged an 079 :78,) Vasant Kunj — is in three-day rejection of samples, Singh Chinmayanand for a year. The First Information Report (FIR) police custody, said Ram Gopal decided to extract take revenge Delhi Police said they received against Chinmayanand after murderous attack on SAIL Naik, Deputy Commissioner of on Chaudhary. Singh then a complaint from the woman the student went missing fol- A(Steel Authority of India Police (crime). This is the sec- hatched a conspiracy to target ! on Monday which they for- lowing her allegation in a video Limited) chairman was not a ond arrest by the crime branch SAIL chairman. Singh hired " #$% warded to the Uttar Pradesh clip. Her father had filed a com- “road rage” as initially claimed since the attack on the SAIL men who were told to stage a #& Police for further action. plaint with police accusing by the South Delhi District chairman on Kranti Marg in road rage and assault AK Addressing media persons Chinmayanand of sexually police, said reliable sources. It August when he was on his way Chaudhary,” the senior police in Delhi, the girl claimed, harassing her, a charge refuted was a well planned conspiracy to his residence from office, the official said, adding that the “Chinmayanand raped me and by the 72-year-old BJP leader’s by a “coal contractor” who DCP said.
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