How ISRO slapped the BBC in the face for its negative coverage of India's space program | WA Files

ISRO has always been more concerned with helping India's space programme and other state goals than competing with other space organisations around the world.
ISRO has made a lot of progress in space technology and research by focusing on its skills and top goals that matter. This has helped it become a key player in the field of space.
However, some parts of the foreign media, especially in the West, often said that India spent too much money on space and not enough on its people.
ISRO and DRDO have contributed to India's defence by advancing its missile systems and providing numerous technologies.
Moreover, it is possible that the news reporter could develop seizures after discovering that India's lunar mission has found water on the moon's surface."
the United States had spent a substantial amount of money on Moon missions, including satellite missions and lunar rover missions etc.
however, It was not until October 2008 that India's Chandrayaan 1 discovered water on the moon with the help of an instrument onboard the Chandrayaan spacecraft called Mini-SAR which was developed by NASA.
In point of fact, India's Chandrayaan project paved the way for additional scientific exploration and experimentation to be conducted by NASA on the moon. The Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter, which has a price tag of over 500 million dollars, and the Lunar Crater Observation and Sensing Satellite, which has a price tag of 80 million dollars, are two of the most notable