History: American astronaut Sunita Williams of Indian origin
Sunita Williams is Indian American astronaut and American Navy officer. She is the second woman of Indian origin to travel in space through NASA. Sunita belongs to Ahmedabad city of Gujarat, India. He has established a world record for being a space astronaut for 195 days in space.

One of the most frequently used space walks by a female astronaut was the record of his name at one time. Also, for the most part, space walk is also named after him. His father Deepak Pandya is a doctor in America. He was appointed in the International Space Center for Expedition 14 and Expedition 15. In 2012, he played Flight Engineer for the Expedition 32 of the International Space Station, and he appeared in the role of Commander in Expedition 33.
early life
Sunita Williams was born on September 19, 1965 in Euclid, Ohio, USA. His father Dr Deepak Pandya moved from India to India in 1964. His mother, Ursuline Bonni, belongs to Pandya Slovene-Native American. Sunita is the youngest among her three siblings. Her brother Jai Thomas Pandya is four years older than her and her sister Diana Anna has three years.
Dr. Deepak Pandya, father of Sunita, belongs to the Indian state of Mehsana district, where he was born in Jhalasana while his mother's family belonged to Slovenia.
Williams completed his schooling from Needham High School in Massachutas (Needham) in 1983 and graduated in 1987 from 'United States Naval Academy' in Physical Science. After this, he graduated from the Florida Institute of Technology in 1995 in 'Engineering Management'.
Career in the US military
In 1987, Sunita Williams received a commission in the US Army. After a temporary appointment of about 6 months, he was given the rank of 'Basic Diving Officer'. In 1989, he was sent to Naval Air Training Command where Naval Aviator was appointed. After this he trained in Helicopter Combat Support Squadron and was deployed at many foreign locations. During the Operation Desert Shield and Operation Proven Comfort, he worked in the Mediterranean, Red Sea and Persian Gulf. In September 1992, he was sent the H-46 squadron-officer-in-charge to Miami (Florida). This detachment was sent to work relating to 'Hurricane Andrew'.

In January 1993, Sunita launched 'U.S. Naval Test Pilot School, and completed the course in the month of December. In December 1995, he was named 'U.S. Naval Test Pilot School 'was sent to the Rotary Wing Department as the coach and the security officer of the school. There they flew helicopters like UH-60, OH-6 and OH-58. After this he was sent as the Air Operator and Assistant Air Boss on the USS Seppan. In 1998, when Sunita was selected for NASA, she was employed on USS Sepan.
NASA career
Astonaut Candidate Training of Sunita Williams started in August 1998 in the Johnson Space Center. On December 9, 2006, Sunita was sent from Space Discovery to International Space Center, where she was to attend the Expedition-14 team. In April 2007, Russian astronauts were changed so that they became Expedition-15. During Expedition-14 and 15, they did three spaces. On April 6, 2007, he participated in 'Boston Marathon' in space and completed in 4 hours 24 minutes. He became the first person to run in the marathon in space. He returned to Earth on June 22, 2007.
Sunita Expeditions 32 and 33 in 2012 He was sent to space from Beaconur cosmodrome on July 15, 2012. His spacecraft joined the Soyuz 'International Space Center'. He was made Commander of Expedition 33 on September 17, 2012. They are just the second woman to do this. In September 2012, he became the first person to make triathals in space. On November 19, Sunita Williams returned to Earth.
History of today
September 19 history
1581 - Sikh Guru Ram Das passes away.
1891 - William Shakespeare's famous play merchant of Venice was staged for the first time in Manchester.
1893 - All women were given the right to vote under the Election Act 1893 in New Zealand.
1936 - Hindustani classical musician Vishnu Narayan Bhatkhande passed away.
Read also: In the memory of Shaheed Imam Hussain, Azadro made barefoot walk on fire
1955 - Argentina's army and navy revolt and remove President Juan Perón from office.
1957 - America has made the first underground nuclear test in the Nevada desert.
1982 - Scott Fahman becomes the first person to use online messaging.
1988 - Israel successfully launched Horizon-Eye test satellite.
1996 - Government of Guatemala and Leftist rebels signed the peace treaty to end the long-running war.
2000 - Karnam Malleswari won the bronze medal in the weightlifting event at the Olympics.
2006 - Military coup in Thailand, General Surayood becomes Prime Minister
2014 - Apple iPhone 6 sales started
Person born today
1958 - Lucky Ali - Indian singer, musician and actor
1965 - Sunita Williams - Second lady of Indian origin going to space through space agency 'NASA'
1977 - Akash Chopra - Indian cricketer
1927 - Kunwar Narayan - Famous and respected poet of Hindi language.
1867 - Shreepad Damodar Satvalekar - Scholars who make special contributions to the Indian cultural uptake of the twentieth century.
Sunita Williams is Indian American astronaut and American Navy officer. She is the second woman of Indian origin to travel in space through NASA. Sunita belongs to Ahmedabad city of Gujarat, India. He has established a world record for being a space astronaut for 195 days in space.

One of the most frequently used space walks by a female astronaut was the record of his name at one time. Also, for the most part, space walk is also named after him. His father Deepak Pandya is a doctor in America. He was appointed in the International Space Center for Expedition 14 and Expedition 15. In 2012, he played Flight Engineer for the Expedition 32 of the International Space Station, and he appeared in the role of Commander in Expedition 33.
early life
Sunita Williams was born on September 19, 1965 in Euclid, Ohio, USA. His father Dr Deepak Pandya moved from India to India in 1964. His mother, Ursuline Bonni, belongs to Pandya Slovene-Native American. Sunita is the youngest among her three siblings. Her brother Jai Thomas Pandya is four years older than her and her sister Diana Anna has three years.
Dr. Deepak Pandya, father of Sunita, belongs to the Indian state of Mehsana district, where he was born in Jhalasana while his mother's family belonged to Slovenia.
Williams completed his schooling from Needham High School in Massachutas (Needham) in 1983 and graduated in 1987 from 'United States Naval Academy' in Physical Science. After this, he graduated from the Florida Institute of Technology in 1995 in 'Engineering Management'.
Career in the US military
In 1987, Sunita Williams received a commission in the US Army. After a temporary appointment of about 6 months, he was given the rank of 'Basic Diving Officer'. In 1989, he was sent to Naval Air Training Command where Naval Aviator was appointed. After this he trained in Helicopter Combat Support Squadron and was deployed at many foreign locations. During the Operation Desert Shield and Operation Proven Comfort, he worked in the Mediterranean, Red Sea and Persian Gulf. In September 1992, he was sent the H-46 squadron-officer-in-charge to Miami (Florida). This detachment was sent to work relating to 'Hurricane Andrew'.

In January 1993, Sunita launched 'U.S. Naval Test Pilot School, and completed the course in the month of December. In December 1995, he was named 'U.S. Naval Test Pilot School 'was sent to the Rotary Wing Department as the coach and the security officer of the school. There they flew helicopters like UH-60, OH-6 and OH-58. After this he was sent as the Air Operator and Assistant Air Boss on the USS Seppan. In 1998, when Sunita was selected for NASA, she was employed on USS Sepan.
NASA career
Astonaut Candidate Training of Sunita Williams started in August 1998 in the Johnson Space Center. On December 9, 2006, Sunita was sent from Space Discovery to International Space Center, where she was to attend the Expedition-14 team. In April 2007, Russian astronauts were changed so that they became Expedition-15. During Expedition-14 and 15, they did three spaces. On April 6, 2007, he participated in 'Boston Marathon' in space and completed in 4 hours 24 minutes. He became the first person to run in the marathon in space. He returned to Earth on June 22, 2007.
Sunita Expeditions 32 and 33 in 2012 He was sent to space from Beaconur cosmodrome on July 15, 2012. His spacecraft joined the Soyuz 'International Space Center'. He was made Commander of Expedition 33 on September 17, 2012. They are just the second woman to do this. In September 2012, he became the first person to make triathals in space. On November 19, Sunita Williams returned to Earth.
History of today
September 19 history
1581 - Sikh Guru Ram Das passes away.
1891 - William Shakespeare's famous play merchant of Venice was staged for the first time in Manchester.
1893 - All women were given the right to vote under the Election Act 1893 in New Zealand.
1936 - Hindustani classical musician Vishnu Narayan Bhatkhande passed away.
Read also: In the memory of Shaheed Imam Hussain, Azadro made barefoot walk on fire
1955 - Argentina's army and navy revolt and remove President Juan Perón from office.
1957 - America has made the first underground nuclear test in the Nevada desert.
1982 - Scott Fahman becomes the first person to use online messaging.
1988 - Israel successfully launched Horizon-Eye test satellite.
1996 - Government of Guatemala and Leftist rebels signed the peace treaty to end the long-running war.
2000 - Karnam Malleswari won the bronze medal in the weightlifting event at the Olympics.
2006 - Military coup in Thailand, General Surayood becomes Prime Minister
2014 - Apple iPhone 6 sales started
Person born today
1958 - Lucky Ali - Indian singer, musician and actor
1965 - Sunita Williams - Second lady of Indian origin going to space through space agency 'NASA'
1977 - Akash Chopra - Indian cricketer
1927 - Kunwar Narayan - Famous and respected poet of Hindi language.
1867 - Shreepad Damodar Satvalekar - Scholars who make special contributions to the Indian cultural uptake of the twentieth century.
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