Jammu, Oct 19: Jeetendra Kumar, a distinguished alumnus of Mechanical Engineering from Shri Mata Vaishno Devi University (SMVDU) in Katra, Jammu and Kashmir, has played a pivotal role in India’s Chandrayaan-3 mission to the Moon and the development of the LVM 3 rocket that carried it.
Currently serving as a Scientist at the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO), Kumar is deeply involved in the Cryogenic Engine of the LVM 3 Launch Vehicle.
Kumar’s expertise and dedication were instrumental in the successful execution of the prestigious Chandrayaan-3 Space Mission. His achievement highlights the commitment of SMVD University to nurturing exceptional engineering talent. The Chandrayaan-3 Space Mission stands as a testament to India’s rapid technological advancement and underscores the invaluable contributions made by institutions like SMVD University in building the nation’s human resource capital.
As the aerospace sector continues to advance, SMVDU’s legacy of producing skilled professionals remains a cornerstone in shaping the future of cutting-edge fields. This remarkable accomplishment reflects the high-quality education and practical skills imparted by SMVD University, positioning its alumni as pioneers in various domains.
Expressing their immense pride, Prof E. Muthuswamy, Head of the Department of Mechanical Engineering, and Prof Pragati Kumar, Vice-Chancellor of SMVD University, lauded Jeetendra Kumar’s outstanding achievements. They emphasised the university’s dedication to fostering excellence and innovation among its students, ensuring they are well-prepared to make substantial contributions to the aerospace industry and beyond.
