ISRO director S Somanath has uncovered that he was determined to have disease upon the arrival of the send off of India's Aditya L1 sun based mission however was "totally sound at this point".

In a meeting with Tarmak Media House, Somanath said he went through an activity to eliminate the development in his stomach, followed it up with chemotherapy and was currently totally relieved of the illness.

"I'm totally sound now," he said.

He said he understood that there were some medical problems during the send off of the Chandrayaan-3 mission last year yet was not satisfactory about it.

It was during an output upon the arrival of the Aditya L-1 send off that he obtained some much needed education about his condition.

"After the send off, I went through additional tests in Chennai, affirming the presence of a harmful development in my digestive organ. Following the analysis, I went through a medical procedure and chemotherapy," the space veteran said.

Gotten some information about the response of his family to the finding, he said, "Without a doubt, they were stunned. Be that as it may, presently, I see disease and its treatment has an answer. There is a message that it isn't hopeless."

He looked for exhortation from relatives who had beaten comparative difficulties, which lightened his interests.

"I was unsure about complete fix at the time I was going through the cycle," he conceded, featuring the idea of his fight against malignant growth.

Somanath said he would go through standard exams and sweeps, yet he was currently totally relieved and has continued obligations.

He said subsequent to burning through four days in the medical clinic for medical procedure, he continued his obligations.

He said that he will currently go through yearly check-ups.

"No, I experience no aggravation now. It was just a development. They recognized it and had it eliminated," he said in the meeting for the WriteTake program of the news source.

He said that he proceeded with his obligations in any event, during his conclusion and treatment period.