India's first lunar probe, Chandrayaan-1, was launched by PSLV flight
C11 from Sriharikota on Oct 22, 2008.
Chandrayaan-1 entered lunar orbit on Nov 8, 2008. ISRO reported the initial
orbit as 504 x 7502 km x 90.0 deg. By Nov 12 the orbit had been lowered
to 100 x 100 km x 90.0 deg.
On Nov 14, 2008 at 1436 UTC it ejected a 29 kg
Moon Impact Probe (MIP). The MIP fired a small deorbit motor to lower
its orbit to around -200 x 100 km, and hit the moon at 1501 UTC, near
Shackleton Crater at the south pole after 25 minutes journey.
It placed the Indian tricolour, which was pasted on the sides of MIP on the Moon.