Updated On: 07 September, 2019 10:05 AM IST | | IANS
With a mission life of one year, the Orbiter can take several pictures of the moon and send it to the ISRO

A video grab of the soft landing of Vikram module of Chandrayaan 2 on lunar surface. Pic/ PTI
With a mission life of one year, the Orbiter can take several pictures of the moon and send it to the ISRO. The Orbiter can also take pictures of the lander to know its status, the space agency official said.
Even though the fate and the status of Vikram India’s moon lander is not known - whether it crash-landed or the communication link got cut - all is not lost as far as the Rs 978 crore Chandrayaan-2 mission is concerned, an ISRO official said on Saturday.