<p>India, in a span of mere weeks, has conquered not only the skies but also set its sights on the depths of the ocean. Following the successful landing of Chandrayaan-3 on the Moon&#39;s South Pole, the nation is now prepping for a ground-breaking journey to explore 6-kilometre deep ocean waters with its Samudrayaan mission.</p>

<p>Source: businesstoday.in</p>

After Chandrayaan-3 & Aditya- L1, It's Time For Samudrayaan: Matsya 6000!

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India, in a span of mere weeks, has conquered not only the skies but also set its sights on the depths of the ocean