From its awe-inspiring launch back in July to the much anticipated touchdown on the Moon's surface, India's resolute pursuit of lunar exploration has taken us on an exhilarating journey. As the Nation waited with bated breath for the grand finale, ISRO's Chandrayaan-3 mission, spearheaded by the Vikram Lander Module, completed a daring lunar landing today at approximately 6:04 pm.

This time around, ISRO's meticulous planning hinged on the Automatic Landing Sequence (ALS), a groundbreaking innovation that was initiated about 20 minutes prior to the expected landing. This ingenious system empowered the Vikram Lander Module with the autonomy to tap into its onboard computers and algorithms, meticulously selecting an optimal landing site, and executing a gentle touchdown on the Moon's rugged expanse.

A nation held its breath, united in its prayers for the triumphant landing of Chandrayaan-3. The climactic moments of the mission—the last 15 to 20 minutes—which was regarded as a make-or-break phase by experts ended in jubilation as Vikram lander made the final touch down.

This heightened anticipation stemmed from the lessons learned during India's previous lunar endeavor, where setbacks in the final moments caused heartache. Recognizing the pivotal nature of these moments, the ISRO team had gone the extra mile to ensure meticulous planning and enhanced precautions.

As the world watches, India's prowess in space technology stands at the forefront. The nation's aspirations intermingles with scientific precision, driving Chandrayaan-3 towards a historic victory, and ushering in a new era of space exploration for the nation.