The Indian Space Research Organisation continued to make all-out efforts to establish link with Chandrayaan-2's 'Vikram' lander, which is now lying on the lunar surface after a hard-landing. The scientists haven’t lost hope yet. According to an ISRO official, The lander is on the lunar as a single piece in a tilted position, not broken into pieces. Isro chairman K Sivan had said that the space agency would try to restore link with the lander for 14 days, and reiterated the resolve after the orbiter's camera spotted it on the Lunar surface.