India finally its pioneering Chandrayaan-2 successfully today. The country’s agency, Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO), a moon rover with GSLV MK-III, India’s most powerful rocket, at 2.43 PM IST.  #ISRO#GSLVMkIII-M1 lifts-off from Sriharikota carrying #Chandrayaan2 Our updates will continue. pic.twitter.com/oNQo3LB38S — ISRO (@isro) July 22, 2019 The mission was initially slotted for earlier this month on July 16. However, the agency found a “technical snag” in the assembly, and decided to delay the launch. Later, it declared that Chandryaan-2 will take place on July 22. The vehicle has three parts: the Orbiter, the Vikram lander which will… This story continues at The Next Web