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India's Kalpana, NASA's KC!      Kalpana Chawla, a name that resonates with courage, determination, and the spirit of exploration, has become an enduring symbol of women's achievements in space. Born on March 17, 1962, in Karnal, India, Kalpana Chawla defied societal norms and shattered the glass ceiling t o pursue her dream of reaching for the stars. Her extraordinary journey, both on Earth and in space, continues to inspire countless individuals, including myself, who admire her unwavering passion and indomitable spirit.      Kalpana Chawla's fascination with flying began at a young age. She always had an innate curiosity about the world beyond our planet and the boundless possibilities that lay beyond the confines of Earth. After completing her education in aeronautical engineering, Chawla earned a Master's degree in aerospace engineering from the University of Texas. She then went on to obtain a Ph.D. in aerospace engineering from the same institution. ...

 I recently had the incredible opportunity to witness the live launch of Chandrayaan 3 at ISRO's facility in Shriharikota, India. It was an awe-inspiring experience that left me with a profound realization of the power of unity and national pride. As I looked around, I couldn't help but notice the diverse crowd that had gathered to witness this historic event. People from different walks of life, belonging to various castes, religions, and genders, had come together under one roof with a single purpose: to show their unwavering support for ISRO and its mission. It was a moment where the boundaries that often divide us seemed to vanish. In that space, everyone was simply Indian, united in their collective hope for a successful launch. The atmosphere was electric, filled with anticipation, and a shared sense of pride. This unique display of unity is something that we often see during World Cup cricket matches, where the entire nation rallies behind the Indian cricket team. Howeve...