Contact broke a few seconds before Chandrayaan-2 landed from the south pole of the moon. During this time Prime Minister Modi was also present in ISRO headquarters. After this, once again in the morning, Prime Minister Narendra Modi reached the ISRO headquarters in Bengaluru to encourage scientists.

After addressing the scientists, when Prime Minister Modi started leaving ISRO headquarters, ISRO Chief K.K. Sivan started crying after getting engaged to PM Modi. PM Modi hugged and patted ISRO Chief and encouraged him.

The Prime Minister said that we will definitely succeed. Success will also be with us in the next attempt of this mission and in every subsequent attempt.

The PM said that every difficulty, every struggle, every difficulty, goes by teaching us something new, motivates us for some new inventions, new technology, and this determines our future success. If the greatest teacher of knowledge is anyone, then it is science. There is no failure in science, only experiments and efforts.

PM Modi said, I also salute the family of all space scientists. His silent but very important support was with you. We may fail, but it will not reduce our enthusiasm and energy. We will then move forward with full potential.