India's space agency is preparing for its second attempt to launch its latest moon mission to the lunar south pole on Monday.
The first attempt a week ago was aborted about an hour before the launch due to "a technical snag".
(NOTE: FIRST LINE OF INTRO WILL NEED TO BE UPDATED AFTER 0913GMT/1443IST TO SAY "…LAUNCHED ITS LATEST MOOON MISSION…", ASSUMING A SUCCESSFUL LAUNCH)
Our India correspondent Rebecca Bundhun reports.
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The first attempt a week ago was aborted about an hour before the launch due to "a technical snag".
(NOTE: FIRST LINE OF INTRO WILL NEED TO BE UPDATED AFTER 0913GMT/1443IST TO SAY "…LAUNCHED ITS LATEST MOOON MISSION…", ASSUMING A SUCCESSFUL LAUNCH)
Our India correspondent Rebecca Bundhun reports.
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