@myogiadityanath uppsc has failed on all accounts and standards. No regard for constitutional bench order. All of their rules are indicator of gross level corruption, favoritism and draining energy of poor students. Is there any justice in our democracy?
#UPPSC_No_Normalization
तारका के सेनापति माहिषा और दैत्यराज माहिषासुर
मे उतना ही फर्क है जितना एक बुद्धिमान और तुम्हारे जैसे मूर्ख मे होता है
अगर अपने माँ का दूध पिया है तो इसको प्रमाणिक महाभारत से साबित करो फिर मै बुद्ध का अनुयायी हो जाऊँगा अन्यथा तुमको सबके सामने बुद्ध का तिरस्कार करना होगा।
#lies
@Priishh_ Just Move on without regret. That guy and girl are dumbass of highest level at some extent you too. Then why to waste energy for such cause. Move on girl bright future is waiting for you
You forgot to mention Vikaram sarabhai's physical research laboratory in 1947 and JRD tata and bhabha's effort for Tata Institute of fundamental research in 1945 also you forgot to mention Sisir kumar mitra.plz don't manipulate history. I did not expect it from you
#Chandrayaan3
ISRO’s achievement today reflects a saga of continuity and is truly fantastic!
In February 1962, the farsightedness of Homi Bhabha and Vikram Sarabhai created INCOSPAR (Indian National Committee for Space Research). Incidentally, one of the first recruits to INCOSPAR was none other than Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam.
In August 1969, the development-oriented Vikram Sarabhai established ISRO. Between 1972 and 1984, Satish Dhawan provided extraordinary scientific, technological and managerial leadership to decisively shape the ISRO that we know today. Along with him, we remember Brahm Prakash, the great metallurgist who made fundamental contributions to both our nuclear and space programmes—perhaps the only scientist-engineer to have done so. After Dhawan, came a series of Chairmen including U R Rao, who made their own distinctive contributions to ISRO.
ISRO’s accomplishments have always been anchored in self-reliance. They reflect phenomenal team work, partnerships and enterprise. The entire world is looking up to ISRO today, acknowledging its achievements, and for us Indians, it is a matter of special pride.