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Sunita Williams’ ancestral village in Gujarat, Jhulasan, is praying for her safe return from space.
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Williams and fellow astronaut Barry “Butch” Wilmore have been stuck on the ISS for over 100 days due to technical issues.
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The villagers have planned a space-themed exhibition to celebrate Williams’ 59th birthday and await her return.
The people of Jhulasan, Sunita Williams’ ancestral village in Gujarat, are praying daily for her safe return from space. Williams, an American astronaut, has been stuck on the International Space Station (ISS) for over 100 days due to technical issues with her Boeing Starliner spacecraft.
The villagers take immense pride in their connection to Williams, whose father and grandparents once lived in Jhulasan. She has visited the village three times, and her achievements have left a lasting impact on the community. Locals have been offering daily prayers at a temple, lighting an oil lamp as a symbol of hope for her safe return.
To celebrate Williams’ 59th birthday, the village has planned a special space-themed exhibition in her honor. The exhibition highlights her achievements and contributions to space exploration. The villagers eagerly await her return, ready to celebrate once more when she comes back to Earth safely.
Williams’ influence continues to inspire the younger generation in Jhulasan. Her story serves as a source of pride and inspiration for the entire community. Despite the unexpected turn of events, the people of Jhulasan remain hopeful, and their prayers and well-wishes continue to support Williams during her extended space mission.
