Big News:- Chandrayaan2 launch has been stopped, revised launch date will be announced later.

Sriharikota: Moon Rocket 2, India's most ambitious space mission, launched. The powerful GSLV Mark III rocket was set to go from

Sriharikota in Andhra Pradesh at 2:51 pm with a rover which will land on the moon in about two months time. However, after being caught for the first time 56 minutes before the blast-off, due to technical issues Chandrayaan launch was stopped.President Ram Nath Kovind was present at the space harbor for launch.

The countdown was stopped from the planned liftoff at 2:51 am 56 minutes and 24 seconds ago. Sources said before the separation, the crystal was in the final stage of cryogenic phase or rocket. ISRO had announced an hour before the launch that the liquid hydrogen refueling was complete.

ISRO tweeted around 3am in the morning-A technical blockage was seen in the launch vehicle system 1 hour before launch. As a precaution the #Chandrayaan 2 launch has been stopped. 

Prior to the launch, ISRO chief K Sivan told that the launch window has to meet several technical criteria and so can be a week or a month for the new date.

Ravi Gupta, director of the Public Interfaces of the East Defense Research and Development Organization, said that it was the right decision to stop the launch of Chandrayaan 2. We could not take any chance in such a big mission.

Meet the Chandrayaan 2:-

The 3.8-tonne Chandran 2 spacecraft  which included an orbiter, lander and rover, was to land on the 640-ton GSLV Mark III (nickname "Bahubali"), which was India's longest rocket, which is a 15-story building Was the highest rocket.

Once it is launched, Chandrayaan 2 has to be separated from the rocket and before moving towards the Moon many times the earth has to rotate - 3.84 lakh km journey. The moon is rotated for about one year for circus

The success of Moon Mission will take India into an elite league. 

It will be the fourth country to soften a space shuttle on the moon surface after the US, Russia and China. Israel tried at the beginning of this year but failed.

All the instruments included in Chandrayaan Mission have been designed and manufactured in India. 

The Chandrayaan 2 tag has an estimated $ 124 million less than half of Hollywood blockbuster Avengers Endgame ($ 356 million). The Indian Space Agency's budget is 20 times lower than NASA, which is its US counterpart.