Ranchi: IIT Madras research student Nilesh Jha's Chandrayaan-3 rocket used fuel manufactured by Lal of Banka
The district has benefited from the promising Banka's participation in ISRO's Chandrayaan-3 mission. Nilesh, the son of Anil Jha, a native of Bhagwanpur, has joined the Chandrayaan mission crew at ISRO. Nilesh has experience working with the group that created the solid fuel for propulsion. A 4-person crew had been assigned by ISRO the task of preparing the fuel. Nilesh has contributed significantly to this project.
Banka: An encouraging Lal of Banka's participation in ISRO's Chandrayaan-3 mission has brought honour to the region. Nilesh Kumar Jha, the son of Bhagwanpur resident Anil Jha, has joined Nilesh Kumar Jha, the son of Bhagwanpur resident Anil Jha, has joined the Chandrayaan mission crew at ISRO.
Nilesh has experience working with the group that created the solid fuel for propulsion. A four-person crew had been assigned by ISRO the task of preparing the fuel. Nilesh has contributed significantly to this project. Since 2019, he has been doing research to prepare this solid propellant fuel.
Nilesh studies applied mechanics for his PhD.
He stated that working for the nation's ISRO after completing an engineering degree had been his childhood dream. In Madras, he is now pursuing a PhD in Applied Mechanics. His birthplace was Banka.
His father then finished his education while working as an auto driver in Ranchi. He received his schooling at Saraswati Shishu Mandir Ranchi till the tenth grade. He then finished his 12th grade at Ranchi Kendriya Vidyalaya.
Nilesh entered IIT Madras after finishing his primary school and earning his engineering degree from Bihar Nalanda College of Engineering. He spent four years conducting research for this paper.
gave parents credit for their accomplishment
He said that his parents gave his education their full attention. He has so been allowed to join Chandrayaan in carrying out the nation's purpose.
Many residents of the area, including uncle lawyer Rajkumar Jha and grandpa Jaldhar Prasad Jha, have expressed delight over Nilesh's accomplishment.
He said that Anil Jha's two acres of land were covered with sand during the 1995 storm. After that, Anil moved to Ranchi's Dhurwa to take care of the family.
I want to work for the country, Nilesh declared
Two of Nilesh's classmates, according to him, are researchers in the US and Germany. Additionally, he had several opportunities to travel overseas but declined them out of loyalty to the nation. His group has conducted research and created solid fuel for propellants.
It will also be utilised in the Indian Army's Marak rockets. With this solid fuel, Chandrayaan's capability has increased by double. The budget has also been reduced thanks to it.
He mentioned that IIT Madras received this assignment four years ago. This study was carried out by two students, Allen George and Anshul Singh Tomar, under the direction of IIT Professor Arul Prakash.
