India's Journey to be Part of the World's Leading Spacefaring Countries: Chandrayaan-3 Mission

Successfully facing challenges that other countries of the World failed to cross and ultimately resulted in the failure of their Lunar missions of targeting the polar regions has consolidated India's place in successive moon missions as India has achieved this outstanding engineering and astronomical milestone. The Chandrayaan-3 mission is single-handedly driven and managed by Indian scientists to land on the South pole of the moon and study the soil and rock composition, presence of water ice, and amount of hydroxyl ions, and minerals on the Lunar South pole being carried out by the instruments sent with rover Pragyan. The data that will be sent to the earth will open the gates for the various possibilities and opportunities on the moon such as management and fulfilment of the need for water on future lunar missions, useful minerals present there, etc. In Chandrayaan-3, industrial IoT played an inevitable role in the whole of the mission as scientists needed to remotely monitor and control it accordingly through the commands on the basis of what IoT sensors and IoT devices were sending information and pictures regarding the conditions present on the moon.