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India has slipped and recently ranked at 101st position in the Global Hunger Index (GHI) 2021 out of 116 countries. India’s GHI score has decreased from a 2000 GHI score of 38.8 points (alarming) to a 2021 GHI score of 27.5 (Serious). The initiative (The_Hunger_Project) is looking to strengthen government action and create people movement to reduce hunger in India,

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04/07/2023

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03/07/2023

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02/07/2023

Update on Monsoon Session of Indian Parliament

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01/07/2023

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30/06/2023

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29/06/2023

🚨 Chandrayaan 3 🚨
will be launched from Sriharikota on 13th July at 2:30 PM
ISRO - Indian Space Research Organisation

About the
1. The will travel just over a month and likely land on the surface of the around August 23
2. Landing site for the integrated and will remain the same as 2: near the of the at 70 degrees latitude

this mission can make
1. Will become to soft land near the southern pole of the moon
2. Make the fourth country in the world to achieve soft landing on the moon after the , and .

Other Countries on Similar Mission
Lander missions by and that were launched since the previous Chandrayaan mission also failed

Selection of Site
The site was selected as it has several craters that remain permanently in shadows, increasing the chances of examining water ice.

Chandrayaan 1, which also carried payloads, was instrumental in confirming the presence of water and hydroxyl (OH) molecules on the

What will Mission Carry?
1. The from the previous mission (Chandrayaan 2) is already in place around the
2. The will fly only the lander-rover configuration sitting atop a propulsion module
3. More sensors have been added to ensure the mission goes as planned

of Mission
Orbit of the spacecraft being raised several times till it slingshots out of Earth's gravity --> Once the spacecraft reaches the moon and is captured in its , the orbit will be lowered to a 100x100 km circular orbit before making the descent.

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