K Sivan  

Just For Laughs on MyNation points out the huge difference between the tears shed by ISRO chief K Sivan after the failure of Vikram Lander module of Chandrayaan-2 and the crocodile tears shed by politicians.

 

For the son of a farmer to become one of the topmost scientists in the country is in itself a marvel. It is under K Sivan's aegis that Chandrayaan-2 was launched. 

The much awaited moment of Chandrayaan 2’s moon landing was met with bated breath and a deafening silence as ISRO broke the news that they had lost contact with the lander - Vikram. Prime Minister Modi has extended his support to the scientists and will address the nation at 8 am. 

The Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) tweeted about the success of Chandrayaan 2’s third lunar orbit manoeuver that was performed at 9:04 am

More than a month after its launch, Chandrayaan 2 has been sending images of the moon’s craters. The Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) released more pictures of the satellite on Monday. 

K Sivan, chief of ISRO has responded to queries regarding India’s space programme battling poverty. He said that the country has plenty of opportunities but people are of the opinion that India is poor
 

ISRO has scheduled the soft landing of the Vikram lander for September 7. Scientists at the Indian Space Research Organisation in Bengaluru would be engaged in this process which is expected to be completed by 1:55am.

Tamil Nadu chief minister K Palaniswami honoured chief of ISRO, K Sivan with the honourable Dr APJ Abdul Kalam. The Kalam award is to honour those who work for promoting scientific growth, humanities and students' welfare and the awardees should hail from Tamil Nadu.
 

Chandrayaan-2 has been precisely injected into the lunar orbit and has been hailed as a major landmark by ISRO chief K Sivan. On August 19, at 3 pm, Chandrayaan-2 entered the moon's influence and has since been under the gravitational influence of the moon

The Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) is set to insert the spacecraft into a lunar orbit on August 20. Following this, there will be further four orbit manoeuvres to make the spacecraft enter into its final orbit passing over the lunar poles at a distance of about 100 km from the moon's surface.

Indian Space Research Organisation chairman Kailasavadivoo Sivan was honoured with the prestigious Dr APJ Abdul Kalam Award for his relentless contribution in the field of science at technology. K Sivan led ISRO's successful launch of Chandrayaan-2 mission recently.
 

Chandrayaan-2 mission had to be aborted on July 15 due to technical snag. ISRO chief K Sivan has confirmed that glitches have been rectified and the mission Moon is all set to take off.

Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) is in talks with two chipset manufacturers to create desi GPS for various purposes. This will be incorporated in cell phones.
 

ISRO chief K Sivan also announced that India will not join the International Space Station. After Chnadrayaan-2, ISRO will launch another mission to the Sun and later to Venus, he said.