On July 14, 2023, the Indian Space Research Organization, or Israel launched Shandran III from the Sadi Shdolan Space Center in India to the Moon. After the failure of Shandran II in 2019 due to a crash landing of the rover, Shandran III was built more carefully with improved components. Shandran III consists of a land-or-called Vikram and the Pragyan rover which was used in their last mission. It was launched using the Hevelift GSLV MK-3 also referred to as the Fat Boy. Just like other missions, Israel hopes the rover has a safe landing and it conducts experiments and collects samples of the Moon's surface. Israel aims in landing the rover on the southern pole of the Moon. If it all goes as planned, the rover should be able to reach the southern pole of the Moon on the 23rd or the 24th of August. If Israel pulls this mission off, India will be the fourth country to reach the Moon and the first to reach the lunar southern pole.