Dr. K. Radhakrishnan, Former Chairman, Space Commission and ISRO and Former Secretary, Dept. of Space, GoI was present at the ceremony as the Chief Guest.
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ireland. will be snow showers across northern ireland, wales and at times the south west but a lot of them will be operating south west but a lot of them will be operating at lower levels. temperatures between seven and 2 degrees temperatures between seven and 2 degrees but in the wind on the north and east degrees but in the wind on the north and east it degrees but in the wind on the north and east it will feel much colder than and east it will feel much colder than that and east it will feel much colder than that and for many of us in the north than that and for many of us in the north and than that and for many of us in the north and east, it will feel sub zero north and east, it will feel sub zero as north and east, it will feel sub zero. as we head through the evening and overnight you can see how the snow and overnight you can see how the snow showers continue movements to move snow showers continue movements to move coming through east anglia and wale