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ISRO Scientist Valarmathi, Whose Voice Launched Chandrayaan Mission, Dies Aged 64
ISRO Scientist Valarmathi, Whose Voice Launched Chandrayaan Mission, Dies Aged 64
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Indian Space and Research (ISRO) scientist N Valarmathi, known for her voice during ISRO’s mission countdown, passes away reportedly due to a heart attack, informed federal minister Rajeev Chandrashekhar on Monday.
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Indian Space and Research Organisation (ISRO) scientist N Valarmathi, whose voice could be heard performing the countdown for the launch of several ISRO missions, has died at the age of 64, reportedly from a heart attack.India's Minister Earth Sciences, Kiren Rijiju, also took to X (formerly Twitter) and expressed his condolences over the physicist's death.Valarmathi was born in the Indian state of Tamil Nadu and the Chandrayaan-3 launch countdown was the last she performed.Mourning her death, Dr PV Venkitakrishnan, a former director at ISRO, said on X: “Valarmathi Madam's voice will no longer be there for the countdowns of future ISRO missions from Sriharikota. Chandrayaan-3 was her final countdown. An unexpected death. Feel so sad. Pranams!”
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ISRO Scientist Valarmathi, Whose Voice Launched Chandrayaan Mission, Dies Aged 64
13:31 04.09.2023 (Updated: 13:15 05.09.2023) Deexa Khanduri
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Having joined ISRO in 1984, N. Valarmathi was the project director of RISAT-1, India's first domestically developed Radar Imaging Satellite (RIS). In 2015, she became the inaugural winner of the Abdul Kalam Award.
Indian Space and Research Organisation (ISRO) scientist N Valarmathi, whose voice could be heard performing the countdown for the launch of several ISRO missions, has died at the age of 64, reportedly from a heart attack.
“Saddened to hear about the passing of N Valarmathi ji, the voice behind many ISRO launch countdowns, including Chandrayaan-3. My condolences to her family and friends,” federal Minister Rajeev Chandrashekhar tweeted on Monday.
India's Minister Earth Sciences, Kiren Rijiju, also took to X (formerly Twitter) and expressed his condolences over the physicist's death.
Valarmathi was born in the Indian state of Tamil Nadu and the Chandrayaan-3 launch countdown was the last she performed.
Mourning her death, Dr PV Venkitakrishnan, a former director at ISRO, said on X: “Valarmathi Madam's voice will no longer be there for the countdowns of future ISRO missions from Sriharikota. Chandrayaan-3 was her
final countdown. An unexpected death. Feel so sad. Pranams!”
