India’s First Manned Maritime Mission Launched
India’s first manned maritime mission launched, Samudrayaan launched.
Union Minister Jitendra Singh on Friday launched India’s first manned maritime mission Samudrayan here.
With this, the country joined the elite club of nations that have such underwater vehicles to carry out maritime activities.
Speaking on the occasion, Singh said that the nation has made great progress in the field of science and technology.
When one Indian goes to space under the Gaganyaan program, the other takes a deep dive into the ocean.
The minister tweeted, India’s first manned ocean mission Samudrayan launched in Chennai.
India has now joined the elite club of the US, Russia, Japan, France, and China which have such underwater vehicles.
A new chapter is beginning to explore marine resources for drinking water and clean energy.
He also said, ‘What we are actually making is not limited to the scope of scientific work only, but it will also contribute to building India’s national honor.’
The Union Minister said that this technology will help the Ministry of Earth Sciences and explore non-living resources such as pale metallic manganese nodules, gas hydrates, hydrothermal sulfide, and cobalt crusts in the thousand and 5500 meters deep sea.
He informed that the work of Manned Submersible Fishing 6000 (MATSYA 6000) has been completed and it can be started with various organizations including ISRO, IITM, and DRDO.
‘Raura Sab Logan Ke Humni Ke Swagat Bani Jaa’, when the announcement happened in Bhojpuri on the plane, the video went viral.
‘On behalf of the Indigo family, we extend our warmest greetings to the Indigo family of Raura Sab Logan’s Humani. Bhojpuri okay?’
IndiGo pilot Siddharth Kumar made the announcement in his native language Bhojpuri on Thursday, ahead of the flight from Patna to Delhi.
A passenger shared the video on the internet media soon after shooting it. Till now thousands of people have liked this video as well as commented on it.
Its video is becoming quite viral on the internet media. The Bhojpuri language is mostly used in Bihar, Uttar Pradesh, and Jharkhand.
