Yet another honor has been lost in the headwind of ISRO, an Indian space research institute that has performed brilliantly in astronomy and research . The GSLV MK-3M-1 launcher successfully landed Chandrayaan-2 in the orbit of Earth at 2.43 pm on Monday May 22nd. After that, ISRO announced that the flight of Chandrayaan-2 has been successful, and that the ship has reached the Earth’s orbit successfully. NASA also congratulated ISRO for its performance on the world renowned space research institute . However, NASA tried to impose its own twitter on Twitter. 
NASA congratulates Indian spacecraft ISRO on American Space Agency. However, in this tweet, NASA also showed its own sweetness. After that, Indian Twitter users heard NASA well. Among them, NASA has responded to a Pune tweeter’s tweet. It is not known whether this Twitter account is true or not. But, NASA has also revealed a congratulatory tweet about Punekar youth. 

Congratulations to ISRO for the successful flight of Chandrayaan 2. We are proud to contribute to the mission of communications through our Deep Space Network. We also hope and look forward to the glory you get from the South Pole of the Moon. In particular, through the Artemis mission, we will be there in the next few years as our astronauts arrive. Indian tweeters took to NASA for good news about this troubling and self-deprecating tweet from NASA. Among them, Ketan Ramtek, who is from Pune, while tweeting NASA, tweeted that you show our shortcomings or congratulations. Notably, NASA has responded to this tweet from Pune, which has also ratified ISRO. NASA has repaid the Indians by picking up their ears. NASA tweeted again after 3 hours and congratulated India once again. We have always supported the space conservation mission. Also, we are proud of the experience gained from this campaign. Global cooperation is one of our guiding principles. NASA says it is essential to collaborate with humanity’s research community to find answers to unresolved questions in the universe. Punekar Twitter user Ketan Ramtek has expressed happiness after NASA’s response. NASA responded to my Twitter, saying today is my day, Retweet Ketan said.