Chandrayaan-III will cost approximately Rs 615 crore, which far less than Chandrayaan-2 mission cost of around Rs 970 crore

Sivan says the land acquisition for a second space port has been initiated and that the project costing about Rs 250 crore will be launched as early as next year

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

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 

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.

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.

Former NASA astronaut Jerry Linenger said that the lessons learnt from India's \"bold attempt\" to soft-land Chandrayaan-2's Vikram module on the lunar surface will help the country during its follow up missions

The New York Times, The Washington Post, The BBC and The Guardian, among many other leading foreign media outlets, all carried stories on Chandrayaan-2, India's landmark moon mission

Communication from Chandrayaan-2's Vikram lander to ISRO's ground station was lost on Saturday, minutes before the touchdown on the lunar surface.

Chandrayaan-2 Landing: According to an ISRO scientist, the Orbiter is healthy, intact, functioning normally and safely in the Lunar orbit. The mission life of the 2,379-kg Orbiter is one year

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