Kerala’s State Science And Technology Museum becomes The Hotspot As Minister Dr. R. Bindu Inaugurates The Live Viewing Of Chandrayaan-3

The celestial dance of technology and human ambition was on full display as Chandrayaan-3 made its much-anticipated landing on the moon. And for those in Kerala, the State Science and Technology Museum in Thiruvananthapuram offered a front-row seat to this cosmic spectacle. In a significant move to promote science and space exploration among the masses, Minister Dr. R. Bindu inaugurated the live viewing of the Chandrayaan-3 landing at the museum. This initiative not only showcased India’s prowess in space technology but also aimed to inspire the younger generation to dream big and look towards the stars.

The museum, renowned for its dedication to science education and its innovative exhibits, was abuzz with excitement. Space enthusiasts, students, and families flocked to the venue, their eyes glued to the screens, hearts racing with anticipation. The atmosphere was electric, a testament to the nation’s collective pride and hope.

Speaking at the event, Minister Dr. R. Bindu emphasized the importance of such initiatives in fostering a love for science and technology among the youth. “By bringing such monumental events closer to the people, we not only celebrate our achievements but also ignite the spark of curiosity and wonder in our children,” she remarked.