The Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO) recently successfully launched the Chandrayaan 3 mission to take another step forward in India's mission to probe Zabili. ISRO launched this Chandrayaan 3 mission for research on the South Pole of the Moon, which no country has been to so far.
When this Chandrayaan 3 flew into Ningi, 140 crore Indians stood up proudly. This is the victory of our country.. ISRO was lifted to the sky. But behind such an important Chandrayaan 3 launch, the efforts of a few thousand people will take years. But it seems that the 3 thousand people who played a key role in making this Chandrayaan 3 successful have not been paid for almost a year and a half. A report has come out in this regard. The Chandrayaan 3 launch pad was prepared by the Heavy Engineering Corporation - HEC in Ranchi, Jharkhand. However, the HEC prepared before the deadline given for the launch pad.. handed them over to ISRO in December 2022 itself. However, the IANS news agency has recently revealed that the engineers and executives working in HEC have not been paid salaries since the last 17 months. However, it said that even though the salaries of the 3,000 people working in HEC have not been paid, the key equipment and materials have been provided to ISRO before the deadline. It said that while there was a problem with salary payments, other key supplies including the launch pad had been delivered earlier. 🚀🌌
