Sunita Williams: A Stellar Return from Space
NASA astronaut Sunita Williams received congratulations from the Karnataka Assembly on her safe return to Earth after over nine months at a space station. Alongside Butch Wilmore, Williams completed a journey that extended due to a spacecraft glitch. She has undertaken nine spacewalks in her career.

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The Karnataka Assembly on Wednesday extended its congratulations to NASA astronaut Sunita Williams for her successful and safe return to Earth, following over nine months in a space station.
Assembly Speaker U T Khader read out a resolution that hailed the achievements of Williams and her colleague Butch Wilmore, who returned safely despite a Boeing spacecraft glitch that extended their mission from eight days to nine months.
Williams, a distinguished former Navy captain, has completed nine spacewalks during her career. Born to a Gujarati father and Slovenian mother in Euclid, Ohio, in 1965, she is of Indian origin and has become an inspiration for many aspiring astronauts.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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