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Sunita Williams’ career is an aspirational chapter for India’s space journey

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Twenty-seven years, 608 hours in space, and many record-breaking feats later, Indian-origin NASA astronaut Sunita Williams has hung up her boots. Her career is especially personal for Indians, an aspirational chapter for India’s own space journey. She should now bring her experience and expertise to boost Indian human space flight.

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