Pakistan calls Chandrayaan-3's success a 'great scientific achievement', says- needs to learn a lot
Pakistan Reaction on Chandrayaan-3: The success of India's Chandrayaan-3 is being given coverage on the front page by the media across the country. However, Pakistan's Dawn newspaper also described the success of the Chandrayaan-3 mission as historic in its editorial title India's Space Exploration. Dawn newspaper praised this remarkable achievement of India and said that India has achieved less budget than rich countries have achieved by spending vast amounts of money.
The success of India's Chandrayaan-3 mission is being discussed worldwide. India is receiving congratulatory messages from all countries. However, our neighboring country Pakistan is too late to congratulate.
Pakistan largely ignored the success of India's Chandrayaan-3. The media from all over the country is giving front-page coverage to this historic moment. However, Pakistan's Dawn newspaper also described the success of the Chandrayaan-3 mission as historic in its editorial title 'India's space exploration'. Dawn newspaper praised this special achievement of India and said that India has achieved on a low budget what rich countries have achieved by spending huge amounts of money.
The Dawn newspaper said that the reason for the success of India's space program is the government's support as well as the dedication of the engineers and scientists who helped make this problematic mission possible. It said that Pakistan should learn a lot from India's space success. For information, let us tell you that Pakistan's space program was launched before India.
Pakistan has termed the success of India's Chandrayaan-3 mission as a great scientific achievement. On Friday, during the briefing with Pakistan Foreign Office spokesperson Mumtaz Zahra Baloch, Chandrayaan-3 mission
Asked to comment on the successful soft-landing, he described it as an outstanding scientific achievement. Mumtaz appreciated the scientists of ISRO (Indian Space Research Organisation). The Express Tribune newspaper in its editorial titled 'India's Lunar Laurel' said that India's success had actually achieved what the US, Soviet-Russian, and Chinese space forces had failed to do.
