Old Video of BBC Anchor Questioning India's Space Mission Surfaces, Gets Slammed By Indians
1 year, 4 months ago

Old Video of BBC Anchor Questioning India's Space Mission Surfaces, Gets Slammed By Indians

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As India embarked on a new achievement on August 23 and the country celebrated its big win, not everyone was happy about it. An old video which has resurfaced shows UK media house ‘British Broadcasting Corporation’ popularly known as BBC, questioning India’s decision of investing into space mission. In the video, the BBC anchor can be seen asking whether “India, which lacks infrastructure and has extreme poverty, should spend this much amount of money on a space programme.” The video has resurfaced again after Chandrayaan-3’s successful landing on moon. Here, have a look for yourself: Listen to what BBC had to say about #Chandrayaan3 – Should India which lacks in Infrastructure and has extreme poverty, Should they be spending this much amount of money on a space program pic.twitter.com/dz28aaaS1T — Megh Updates 🚨™ August 23, 2023 The video, after being uploaded, went viral immediately and angered people online. Yet the most valuable possession we were robbed of was not the Kohinoor Diamond but our pride & belief in our own… https://t.co/KQP40cklQZ— anand mahindra August 24, 2023 “Nice, they’ve looted us and now jealous of us because in terms of space research, we’re way ahead of them.

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