Here's A Look At The Women Who Put India On Mars - Mangalyaan

[Amrita]

32 minutes ago, samaja_varagamana said:

ISRO lo valu 

Mana db ki matram

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Rocket veliginchedi matram @vendetta ne 

Why belittling them comparing with us? We are wasting time here and they made great contributions to the mission.  This is women empowerment ante 

[samaja_varagamana]

10 minutes ago, Scada said:

Adding to that 

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Valu in NASA bro out of league 

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17 minutes ago, samaja_varagamana said:

 

swacha maina manasu tho oka achamaina manchi mata chepthe kuda thappu aypoindi bhayya ee paadu samajam lo 

cheppinatlu ledha baa ,  @biscuit vesinattu undhi...

[LadiesTailor]

1 hour ago, JANASENA said:

Mangalyaan was India's maiden mission to Mars. Launched on 5th November 2013, it made India the 4th country to place a satellite into the orbit of the Red Planet. It also made ISRO the first space organisation to achieve the feat in its first attempt. 

Mangalyaan had a force of around of 500 working on making the mission a success, but some of the major contributions were made by women, who constituted about 27% of the the key executive positions in the mission to Mars. 

Here are some stories of women whose contributions were crucial to the success of the Mangalyaan mission.

1. Ritu Karidhal, Deputy Operations Director for Mangalyaan.

Source: Femina

Often hailed as the 'Rocket Woman of India', Ritu Karidhal is currently working on ISRO's second mission to the Moon, Chandrayaan-2. Ritu has a self-proclaimed interest in space. She has mentioned in an interview with BBC that as a child, she was an avid sky-watcher. 

 

As a student, Karidhal used to keep herself updated with all of the developments of the Indian Space Agency. She applied for a job at ISRO right after her post-graduation, and got hired. She has been working with ISRO since 1997, and has worked on many missions. 

2. Nandini Harinath Project Manager, Mission Designer & Deputy Operations Director for Mangalyaan.

Source: CN Traveller

Nandini's first brush with science was through Star Trek. The job at ISRO was the first job she had applied for and she still calls the Space Agency her home over 20 years later. She has worked on 14 missions in her time at the Agency. 

She was the Mission Designer and Deputy Operations Director for Mangalyaan. 

3. Anuradha TK 

Source: Wikipedia

Currently, Anuradha is the Project Director at ISRO for their communication satellites. She is an incredibly decorated scientist. 

She joined ISRO in 1982, and went on to become the first female satellite project director at the space agency. In 2003, she won a 'Space Gold Medal' awarded by the Aeronautical Society of India, for her services in the field of space sciences. In 2011, she won the ‘Suman Sharma’ award by the National Design and Research Forum of IEI. In 2012, she won two more awards – the ASI-ISRO Merit Award for realisation of Indigenous Communication Spacecraft and the ISRO team award for being the team lead for GSAT-12. 

4. Moumita Dutta, Project Manager for Mangalyaan

Source: TEDx

Moumita Dutta is a physicist at the Space Applications Centre, and an expert in developing and testing the Optical and IR sensors/instruments/payloads for space missions. She was the person behind one of Mangalyaan's payloads.

 

Dutta was the Project Manager for the Methane Sensor for Mars. She also developed the complete optical system of the sensor. 

5. Minal Rohit, Project Manager and System Engineer for Mangalyaan

Source: CN Traveller

Minal, a gold medallist in Electronics and Communications Engineering from NITS, Ahmedabad, started her career at ISRO as a Satellite Communications Engineer. 

 

She was the Project Manager and a Systems Engineer for Mangalyaan and was involved in incorporating the components of the payloads. She currently serves as a Deputy Project Manager at the Space Agency. 

 

6. Dr Seetha Somasundaram, Program Director at ISRO’s Space Science Programme

Source: The Wire

Dr Seetha joined ISRO in the 1980s, and has contributed significantly to the development of the instruments for various space-based astronomical experiments. She and her team was responsible for making sure all the payloads work properly. 

Awesome 👏 

idhi real women empowerment ante... vella gurunchi okkadu tweet cheyyadu 

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10 minutes ago, LadiesTailor said:

Awesome 👏 

idhi real women empowerment ante... vella gurunchi okkadu tweet cheyyadu 

+1

hypocrites come and cry that there were only 27%.. they want 50%..

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congrats !!

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28 minutes ago, MagaMaharaju said:

Chalu chalu jump chesindi, ninnu emi ipudu akadiki theskellaru ani antunna @shamsher_007 uncle

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1 minute ago, perugu_vada said:

Chalu chalu jump chesindi, ninnu emi ipudu akadiki theskellaru ani antunna @shamsher_007 uncle

Tholkapoina kuda nenu ponu

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Just now, MagaMaharaju said:

Tholkapoina kuda nenu ponu

Enduku, u are in the middle of diet ana 

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Just now, perugu_vada said:

Enduku, u are in the middle of diet ana 

Naku bhayyam

[Amrita]

1 minute ago, perugu_vada said:

Enduku, u are in the middle of diet ana 

Why you back of her diet ? Papam enta motivated ga untondi. Appreciate cheyali seriously. 

[Amrita]

Just now, MagaMaharaju said:

Naku bhayyam

Akkada work chesinantha matrana rocket lo pampincheyaru Maha 

Actually i would love to go ..darilo poyina light. Mars ki pote chalu 

[perugu_vada]

9 minutes ago, Amrita said:

Why you back of her diet ? Papam enta motivated ga untondi. Appreciate cheyali seriously.