Chandrayaan 2: NASA on Tuesday said that it had found the remains of the lander and credited Chennai techie Shanmuga Subramanium for his assistance

Chandrayaan 2: Anand Mahindra took on a Twitter user who said that Shanmuga Subramanian had only used the images from NASA to discover lander Vikram

Chandrayaan 2: NASA has credited Shanmuga Subramanian, a mechanical engineer and a computer programmer from Chennai, for helping it find ISRO's Vikram Moon lander on its surface

The Chandrayaan 2 Vikram lander has been found by our @NASAMoon mission, the Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter, confirmed the US space agency

Chandrayaan 3 mission: The committee also looked into the recommendations of sub-committees on propulsion, sensors, overall engineering, navigation and guidance

Sivan also said that ISRO's other space missions, including sending a probe to the Sun and humans to space, are on track

NASA scientists are expected to release these pictures after proper evaluation in the next five days; if LROC is successful in capturing the exact location of Vikram, ISRO will be able to identify what went wrong with it

Chandrayaan 2 Vikram lander: The landing site of Vikram on the Moon would be exposed to Sun again, and there arechances that NASA would be able to pinpoint the exact location of the spacecraft

ISRO says Chandrayaan 2's orbiter payload, in its first few days of observation, has detected charged particles and their intensity variations on the Moon's surface 

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Chandrayaan 2: NASA releases high-resolution pictures of landing site; says Vikram lander had 'hard landing' The United States' premier space agency NASA (National Aeronautics and Space Administration) has said the Chandrayaan-2's Vikram lander had a \"hard landing\" on the Moon's surface. The agency, however, could not verify the exact location of the spacecraft. The images captured by LROC also do not pinpoint Vikram lander's location but it is possible that it \"is hiding ...

Chandrayaan 2: NASA says it was dusk when the landing area was imaged by its Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter Camera, and thus large shadows covered much of the terrain; it is possible that the Vikram lander is hiding in a shadow, adds the space agency

Chandrayaan 2: Sivan added that once the committees submit their report, the space agency will work on a future plan.

Chandrayaan-2: ISRO Chairman K Sivan says the agency's next mission will be Gaganyaan -- ISRO's ambitious manned mission Gaganyaan, scheduled to be launched in 2022

Lander Vikram lost communication with ISRO's ground station on September 7 during its final descent on the moon at 2.1 kms above the lunar surface.

NASA's Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter camera instrument has sent pictures of the intended Moon touchdown site but shadows in the area could not capture Vikram lander's exact position

Chandrayaan-2: Fourteen days or one lunar day is all that the Vikram lander has to do its job as that's the only period it will be exposed to the Sun's rays.