ISRO boss K Sivan has affirmed that correspondences with Chandrayaan-2's Vikram lander have been lost. 

Live visuals from the ISRO war room was on and the "15 minutes of fear" was going to end with its lander only minutes from landing when the correspondence got lost. ISRO is as yet anticipating a sign from Vikram lander. On the off chance that the mission had been effective, India would have turned into the fourth nation to arrive a shuttle flawless on the Moon. 

"Vikram Lander contradiction was as arranged, and typical execution was seen up to a height of 2.1 KM. In this manner, the interchanges from the lander to the ground station have lost the information is been investigated." – ISRO Chairperson 

According to a course of events discharged before by ISRO, the Vikram lander was to arrive at 1:53 am and the meanderer Pragyan was planned to move down an incline at 5:19 am. In a phenomenal minute, the wanderer was to click a photo of the lander at 5:45 am. 

It has been an exceptional circumstance for ISRO just as for all Indians as the arrival would have made a history. Be that as it may, nothing can be yet affirmed; uneasiness is writ enormous on the essences of the researchers. In spite of the fact that the rollout of meanderer Pragyan was planned between 5.30 am, and 6.30 am, it is trying to expect anything now. 

Head administrator Narendra Modi was available alongside many different understudies from the nation over who were chosen by ISRO through an online test to watch the last plunge of the Vikram lander. 

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"There are good and bad times throughout everyday life. This is anything but a little accomplishment. The country is glad for you. Trust in the best. I praise you. All of you have done a major support of the country, science, and humankind. I am with all of you the way, push ahead boldly." – PM Narendra Modi 

We should sit tight for the last affirmation and hold our desire high for a fruitful mission of ISRO's Chandrayaan 2.

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