PM to meet with ISRO scientists soon, city traffic police impose restrictions

One of the main lessons provided by the scientists of the Indian Space Research Organization after the Chandrayaan-3 spacecraft landing module safely touched down on the Moon’s surface is that the failure of the Chandrayaan 2 mission in 2019 was truly the stepping stone to Wednesday’s success.

There were several accounts provided by ISRO scientists of the amount of effort that has gone into the Chandrayaan-3 missions to ensure that errors in the Chandrayaan-2 missions are not repeated and reduce the probability of failure to a minimum. Scientists said there were moments of criticism and ridicule that had to be overcome in order to succeed.

“Chandrayaan-2 has been the work of many years and Chandrayaan-3 of the last four years. The learning of Chandrayaan-2 of the failed soft landing attempt really helped us perfect the methodology and also did a lot of experiments and tests during the landing and it paid off,” ISRO said President S Somnath after the success.

Three of the main scientists associated with the Chandrayaan-3 missions were also part of Chandrayaan-2—Project Director P Veeramuthuvel, Associate Project Director K Kalpana and Mission Director M Srikanth. Renowned scientists like V Narayanan have also contributed to the Chandrayaan 2 assignments.

In its findings, Bangalore-based Cadabams Hospital said music has been proven to cure mental health issues. The hospital has found that music therapy can be helpful in modulating moods and emotions.

The hospital has been actively involved for several years in research on the effectiveness of music therapy as a healing modality for mental health disorders.

According to Neha Cadabam, executive director of the hospital, the research began with a pilot program in 2019 and since late 2020 regular music and film therapy sessions have been implemented as part of the hospital’s therapeutic approach. ‘hospital.

“Music therapy is a specialized therapeutic approach that uses the inherent qualities of music to meet the physical, emotional, cognitive and social needs of individuals. It involves a trained and certified music therapist who uses musical interventions to achieve specific therapeutic goals. These interventions can include playing instruments, singing, listening to music and writing songs,” she said.