I Say As I See
By SHASHI DIP Bilingual Author/Journalist
I seems Sunita Williams is the most inspiring women of the universe, Lat present. As she is a trailblazer, second woman of Indian origin sent by NASA for a space mission, she’s broken multiple records for female space travelers, including the longest spaceflight and most spacewalks. After being stranded in space for eight months due to technical issues, she was scheduled to return to Earth on March 19, 2025, and finally she has landed successfully, and its been celebrated globally today.
She has made the universe curious about her remarkable achievements as she scripted history and paved the way for future generations of astronauts. Her impressive career spans over two decades, and her over all dedication to space exploration and scientific discovery is truly inspiring From running the Boston Marathon in space to completing a triathlon in orbit, she has shown the world that even in the most challenging environments, human determination and spirit can thrive. Her remarkable journey, dedication, and leadership have inspired millions, and it’s no wonder the whole universe is cheering for her.
Thank you Sunita Williams for being a shining example of what it means to push beyond boundaries and explore the unknown. Your curiosity and passion for space have indeed made the universe curious about the infinite possibilities that await us. India has a growing space program, and there are many talented Indian astronauts and space professionals making significant contributions. The Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) has been actively promoting space education and research, and there are many initiatives to encourage young Indians to pursue careers in space exploration. Let’s hope to see more talented Indian astronauts like Sunita Williams and Kalpana Chawla achieving greatness in space exploration!
