EK CUP CHAI

One more added to the list of failures. With all the amount of time and money poured into the launch, it just seems so pathetic. Many of the ISRO launches seem to justify the ISRO logo, the lift up and the fall down path. Shattering the dreams of non dependence on the Russians in cryogenic technology, ISRO has failed its attempt to power GSLV flights on its own. While it is common man knowledge that the space mission cost us around 335 crores of Indian rupees and an 18-year hard work, it was pretty disheartening to face the fact that everything just went under water, and ISRO was talking of saving upto 50 crores in the future. Look at the figures!

Going through numbers from 1979, ISRO’s grounded missions totaled six. So, with a sufficient expertise in failures, the least ISRO could have done was to bring in the killer instinct motto in its assigned responsibility.

Or that, maybe, we are just trying to adhere to the law of nature of WHAT GOES UP MUST COME DOWN. I am quite puzzled as to how come the law of nature is so much in contradiction with the RISING PRICES. ISRO could try learning one or two from this aspect and apply it to their missiles. Adios.