Yes, you read that right. N Monica (Class 11) and A Jameela (Class 10) weren’t just lucky; they earned their spot after a grueling 120-hour online training program. Jameela, whose father is a daily wage laborer, said this is her first trip outside Tamil Nadu; and she hopes to inspire other girls in her community. Their science teacher, C Cinthia, called it a "proud moment"; and for good reason. These aren’t just students. They’re pioneers. With 12,000 girls across the globe applying and only 180 chosen, their achievement is extraordinary. And here’s the cherry on top: Their journey to New Delhi for a 10-day workshop? Fully funded by the state government. This isn’t just about space. It’s about changing what’s possible; one girl, one village, one satellite at a time.