Bengaluru: ISRO lost touch with Vikram, one of three Chandrayaan 2 spacecraft parts, on Saturday morning while the lander was trying a historic soft landing near the moon's southern pole. The lander stopped just 2.1 kilometers from the surface of the moon. "We spotted the place of the lander Vikram on the lunar surface and the orbiter clicked on the lander's thermal image. But there's no communication yet. We're attempting to get in touch. It's going to be transmitted shortly, It must have been a tough landing."  Sivan said.