Mission Shakti: A New Feather in India’s Crown-Mr.Chandrakant Patil


India has entered the extraordinary club of space superpowers by executing low-orbit satellite destruction on 27th March 2019. This operation was previously accomplished by only three countries the United States of America, Russia, and China. This makes India the fourth nation in the world to demonstrate such capability of an anti-satellite missile. Prime Minister Mr. Narendra Modi addressed the nation that this mission is named as “Mission Shakti” which was made possible by utilizing an Indian anti-satellite weapon called A-SAT. This mission lasted for about three minutes.
According to some reports, this weapon was launched on 27th March 2019 at 11:16 am and was accomplished by the Defence Research and Development Organisation from Dr APJ Abdul Kalam Island launch area. The satellite utilized for this mission Shakti was one of the existing satellites of India that operates in a lower orbit. This test was made possible because of high-level precision and technological ability.
Modi Ji congratulated the scientists and other officials of DRDO on this tremendous success of this mission. According to the government, this mission is one step closer to building India as a developed country. This is because of the various benefits that are brought to this mission like upgrading the safety of India, improving growth of the country, and advancement in technologies utilized in the nation. This mission was not launched against any country, Mission Shakti was introduced against the arms race in space.
Previously, there were about one hundred and two spacecraft missions, which were launched by India successfully. These spacecraft missions consisted of earth observation satellites, communication satellites, navigation satellites, experimental satellites, scientific research satellites, academic studies satellites, and many more. The space program of India is the main factor that results in the development and improvement of the security, social, and economic infrastructure of the nation. Now, this test has also added one more achievement to the space programs of India. The main purpose of executing this test was to understand the capability of the nation to safeguard our assets in the space. According to Modi Ji, this is the responsibility of the government to protect the treasures of the country in the outer space.
Maharashtra PWD Minister Shri Chandrakant Patil congratulated the government of India and officials of this mission on their accomplishment. According to him, our government has proved its power one more time after the great success of the surgical strike and air strikes. He added, now we can say that the power of the country is in safe hands. As per Shri Chandrakant Patil Ji, the impossible is possible now. The success of Mission Shakti has proved this saying to everyone now.
The capability and talent of the scientists of this nation are no secret to anyone now. All because of the green signal from the government. The ruling government has the courage to make such experiments. This courage was never seen in the previous ruling government’s tenure. Due to the support of the government, the scientists are able to add one more feather to the crown of the nation.

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