Chandrayaan-3's triumphant moon landing after the setbacks of Chandrayaan-2 is a beacon of leadership, resilience, and the pursuit of excellence. Team ISRO's journey from 2019's setback to 2023's success holds invaluable lessons for us all.

Chandrayan-3 has gracefully landed on the moon's southern part, pridefully filling India. Van Marrison's famous song lyric, "It's a marvellous night for a Moon dance," resonates as we celebrate this achievement.

Reflecting on the moon's significance, Robert Frost's words come to mind:
“We ran as if to meet the moon. That slowly dawned behind the trees.
The barren boughs without the leaves,  without the birds, without the breeze.”

We've always been drawn to the moon's beauty. It's been our constant companion, lighting countless nights and kindling curiosity. Stories of moon rabbits and older women have fueled my imagination, yielding a fresh appreciation.

The journey to this lunar feat was arduous, teaching us valuable lessons:

Rising beyond failure:   Chandrayan-2's setbacks dampened spirits, but Chandrayan-3's success shouts that setbacks aren't the end. Life's twists teach us to grow each time we stumble.

Power of effort: Efforts don't go in vain. Chandrayan-3's triumph shows that solutions exist for those who search. Optimism is critical, as Norman Cousins noted, "Belief in recovery matters."

Calm amid challenges: ISRO's grace in handling challenges shines. Their professionalism in communicating and striving for quality amidst stress teaches us composure.

Team triumphs: Chandrayan-3's success is a team victory. Every piece fits perfectly, underscoring that unity wins over discord.

Excellence over competition: ISRO's accomplishment isn't about competition. Chandrayan-3's cost-effectiveness defies biases, reminding us of George Bernard Shaw's words, "Make circumstances, don't blame them."

Attention to detail: The mission's precision underscores the importance of details. Meticulousness trumps hasty work, showing that perfection isn't impossible.

Endless curiosity: Chandrayan-3's rover, Pragyan, exemplifies curiosity's role in science. Its AI-driven journey will unveil mysteries, kindling our thirst for knowledge.

As Lynne Ewing suggests, "Our darkest moments lead to our brightest." Chandrayan-3's triumph heralds more wonders, urging us to embrace life's marvels. Just as Mahatma Gandhi found solace in nature's beauty, this lunar feat reminds us of the universe's grandeur. This accomplishment ahead of G20 2023 adds an extra layer of celebration.