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ISRO 2009 Exhibition Kicks Off

by Staff Writers
 Davanagere (PTI)Feb 06, 2009
 ISRO's public relations officer B R Guruprasad demonstrated the prototype component models that were used in Chandrayaan-I to Sri Taralabalu pontiff Shivamurthy Shivacharya maha swamiji, at BIET college in Davanagere on Tuesday evening.

The Sanehalli mutt pontiff Sri Panditharadhya swamiji, along with a team of ISRO scientists including Chandrayaan-I project director Annadurai, S K Shivakumar, scientist at ISTRAC (ISRO), C D Sridhar, were present while the exhibition was inaugurated by Sri Taralabalu pontiff, as part of the nine-day festival of Taralabalu Hunnime.

Several models of the Chandrayaan-I was displayed, which will continue to be open to the public till February 9.

Meanwhile, the ISRO scientists were honoured by the pontiff for their success in the Chandrayaan-I project. A film on Chandrayaan-I was also screened on the occasion.

The chief patron of Sri Taralabalu Hunnime S Shivashankarappa, reception committee secretary S S Mallikarjun, treasurer A C Jayanna, along with other members of the Bapuji Educational Association, BIET principal B T Achyutha, director Y Vrushabhendrappa, program coordinator B E Rangaswamy were also present.

Later, the students and staff of the college interacted with ISRO scientists.

Source: Press Trust of India

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