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Dear ISRO Chief, As a Kashmiri I Know How Losing Connection Feels
FAIZAN BUKHARIUPDATED: 04H 54M AGO
MY REPORT2 min read
42k ENGAGEMENT
Dear Dr K Sivan,
I would first like to congratulate you and your team on the big achievement. You worked really hard to make Chandrayaan-2 a success but unfortunately, Chandrayaan-2’s lander, Vikram, lost contact with the ground control minutes before it was to land near the south pole of the moon.
I know you wanted to make your nation proud! Who doesn’t? I also know how painful and disheartening it is to lose communication when you are so close. I completely understand. I too, lost communication with my Moon – my mother, a month ago. My mother lives in Budgam in Jammu and Kashmir, and I haven’t spoken to her in weeks.
You are a great scientist and you know how to handle everything, but you still broke down before the prime minster. It hurts when you lose connection, when you cannot communicate with someone (or something) close to you.
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Sir, I must confess, you are very lucky that the prime minster hugged and consoled you and assured you that everything would be fine. But look at me, how unlucky I turned out to be! It’s been more than a month since I lost all communication with my family, yet no one came to console or comfort me.
My honourable prime minster did not say a single world to people like me, who have been disconnected with their families. Sir, you and I are, somewhat, sailing in the same boat.
You had said you were trying to establish communication with the lander Vikram and I have been trying very hard to establish connection with my parents for a month.
I feel, right now, the chances of you getting connected to the lander are more than me getting connected to my family. Sir, you know what hurts the most? When your own countrymen don't sympathise with or comfort you.
Sir, I would say again that you turned out to be very lucky when you said you’ve lost connection with the lander, Vikram, social media was flooded with encouragement and support. And here I am, sitting all alone, writing this letter to you...
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First Published: 17H 40M AGO
https://www.thequint.com/my-report/...r-set-back-no-communication-jammu-and-kashmir
FAIZAN BUKHARIUPDATED: 04H 54M AGO
MY REPORT2 min read
42k ENGAGEMENT
Dear Dr K Sivan,
I would first like to congratulate you and your team on the big achievement. You worked really hard to make Chandrayaan-2 a success but unfortunately, Chandrayaan-2’s lander, Vikram, lost contact with the ground control minutes before it was to land near the south pole of the moon.
I know you wanted to make your nation proud! Who doesn’t? I also know how painful and disheartening it is to lose communication when you are so close. I completely understand. I too, lost communication with my Moon – my mother, a month ago. My mother lives in Budgam in Jammu and Kashmir, and I haven’t spoken to her in weeks.
You are a great scientist and you know how to handle everything, but you still broke down before the prime minster. It hurts when you lose connection, when you cannot communicate with someone (or something) close to you.
Also Read : ‘Will Try to Establish Link for Next 14 Days’: ISRO Chief K Sivan
Sir, I must confess, you are very lucky that the prime minster hugged and consoled you and assured you that everything would be fine. But look at me, how unlucky I turned out to be! It’s been more than a month since I lost all communication with my family, yet no one came to console or comfort me.
My honourable prime minster did not say a single world to people like me, who have been disconnected with their families. Sir, you and I are, somewhat, sailing in the same boat.
You had said you were trying to establish communication with the lander Vikram and I have been trying very hard to establish connection with my parents for a month.
I feel, right now, the chances of you getting connected to the lander are more than me getting connected to my family. Sir, you know what hurts the most? When your own countrymen don't sympathise with or comfort you.
Sir, I would say again that you turned out to be very lucky when you said you’ve lost connection with the lander, Vikram, social media was flooded with encouragement and support. And here I am, sitting all alone, writing this letter to you...
Also Read : Make Meena Bazaar ‘Swachh’ Again, Say Deoghar’s Vegetable Vendors
(All 'My Report' branded stories are submitted by citizen journalists toThe Quint. Though The Quint inquires into the claims/allegations from all parties before publishing, the report and the views expressed above are the citizen journalist's own. The Quint neither endorses, nor is responsible for the same.)
(The Quint will no longer be on WhatsApp, owing to changes in its policies regarding news publishers. You can now get the latest news updates on our Telegram channel. For handpicked stories every day, subscribe to us on Telegram.)
First Published: 17H 40M AGO
https://www.thequint.com/my-report/...r-set-back-no-communication-jammu-and-kashmir
