The news of Indian Mars mission has received a mixed reaction not only from the global media but also from the Indian media. This is ISRO's primary interplanetary mission to Mars with a spacecraft developed to orbit Mars in an "elliptical orbit of 372 km by 80,000 km" (Sahoo, 2013). There could be a number of reasons for this mixed reaction, such as "hyperactive" electronic media, lack of public awareness measures by ISRO (Indian Space Research Organization), and misunderstandings regarding the technological potential of India as well as the financial situation of the country. at the international level. India is currently revealing its capability to engage in interplanetary movement with continued technical expertise in space. Another reason for this type of reaction may be the fact that India has long operated as one of the most sophisticated space programs; however, it was not able to benefit from much publicity. To some extent this is due to poor communication methods, but also to the fact that the mission was oriented towards "utilitarian" objectives (Jones, 2013) rather than towards space achievements likely to generate interest and public fame. Here are some of the major questions that have been continuously debated with reference to the debates over India's Mars mission. There could be three main causes for India's poor ranking on the global poverty index as well as the global hunger index. First there is the demographic explosion, which remains unrestricted. Second, there is the lack of health care infrastructure. However, the reality is that India's investments in space technology have proven to be of great help to the agricultural sector. At present, India's agricultural production goes beyond its needs and the problem of poverty...... middle of paper ...... at present, India is trying to acquire its place within the universal commercial space market. Projects like this enhance India's position and potential in space technology. These projects help develop understanding in areas such as planned resources, infrastructure, nanotechnology, automation and much more. Sending a mission to Mars aims to acquire more knowledge about the neighboring planet. It is about investigating the reasons why Mars lost its atmosphere and whether there was or is life on Mars and it is also about whether in the centuries to come. It will take time and patience to find answers to all of these concerns, but it is important to gain knowledge from Mars experiences to improve life on Earth in the future, instead of just criticizing these efforts..