ISRO Scientist Valarmathi Passes Away: Scientist Valarmathi, who played a crucial role in the Chandrayaan-3 mission, has passed away.ISRO Scientist Valarmathi Passes Away: Scientist Valarmathi, who played a crucial role in the Chandrayaan-3 mission, has passed away.
ISRO Scientist Valarmathi Passes Away: While the entire nation celebrates the achievements of the Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO), on the other side, a sad piece of news has emerged. Scientist Valarmathi, who played a crucial role in the Chandrayaan-3 mission, has passed away. Valarmathi experienced a sudden cardiac arrest on Saturday evening and was rushed to the hospital. However, she passed away before treatment could be administered. India Today has reported this sad news. Valarmathi’s voice was heard during the countdown for all of ISRO’s launches. She had filled her voice with the Chandrayaan-3 mission launched from Sriharikota.
The voice heard during this countdown was Valarmathi’s, and it was heard across the entire country. Unfortunately, Valarmathi’s voice marked the end of this countdown. According to India Today, she passed away on Saturday evening in Ariyalur, Tamil Nadu. She was later taken to Chennai, where she took her last breath.
ISRO’s Chief Scientist, Dr. P.V. Venkat Krishnan, has expressed sorrow over Valarmathi’s demise. He said that we will no longer hear the voice of Madam Valarmathi, who had counted down for ISRO’s future missions in Sriharikota.
Valarmathi’s sudden departure has left everyone shocked. Many people are paying tribute to Valarmathi on social media. Born in Chennai, she had a keen interest in science and technology from a young age.
After completing her engineering education, she joined ISRO at a young age. With her accurate countdown and dedicated work, she carved out a unique identity within ISRO. Valarmathi was known among her colleagues as “Madam.”
For many years, she was an integral part of the ISRO team. Her unique voice, filled with confidence and authority, guided many successful rocket launches by ISRO.
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