Why is Indian govt. not paying salaries to Chandrayan workers?

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India's Chandrayaan missions to the moon have been a source of national pride and scientific achievement. These ambitious space exploration projects have garnered global attention for their scientific discoveries and technological advancements. However, recent reports have raised concerns about the delay in salary payments to Chandrayaan workers, leaving many to wonder about the reasons behind this issue. In this blog, we will explore the various factors contributing to the delayed salaries of Chandrayaan workers and their potential implications.

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Chandrayaan-1, India's first lunar probe launched in 2008, made a significant impact by discovering water molecules on the moon's surface. Following its success, Chandrayaan-2, a more complex mission, was launched in 2019, with its Vikram lander attempting to make a soft landing on the moon. While the lander's attempt was not entirely successful, the mission still collected valuable data and insights about our celestial neighbor.

Amidst the celebration of these remarkable achievements, reports emerged about delays in paying salaries to the dedicated workers who contributed to these missions. This has raised questions about why the Indian government is not promptly compensating the Chandrayaan workers for their invaluable efforts.