After Chandrayaan-1 launched in 2008 was a success, ISRO is preparing the second mission, Chandrayaan-II for landing. ISRO is gearing up to land its very first lunar rover by the end of March 2018, as part of its Chandrayaan-II mission. This will be the ISRO's first attempt to get a more delicate and precise up-close look at the lunar surface. ISRO’s 5-foot by 5-foot cube made it into lunar orbit and discovered some “magmatic water” on a Moon crater. But, in November 2008, the spacecraft crashed into the Moon and got lost in the lunar orbit.

Source: dna December 03, 2017 09:17 UTC