Chawla told PTI in an interview.Kalpana Chawla was the first woman of Indian-origin to fly to space, and in her will she had said that after her demise her ashes be either scattered over the Himalayas China Hose ignitor or the Zion National Park in Utah.Chawla recently met with an accident and suffered injuries in his spine and arms, but says talking about his daughter keeps him fit.

That time we had the Karnal Flying Club a few kilometres away, so I contacted a senior officer there whom I had met a few months ago and he invited us to visit the Club.want the entire world to benefit from the work done by Kalpana.Using cinematic recreations, along with interviews with her parents and close friends, the life of Kalpana Chawla has come alive in a 45-minute bilingual (English and Hindi) documentary produced by National Geographic as part of its Mega Icons TV series, which was screened at a film festival in Mumbai on Thursday, Nat Geo officials said.hey were engineers returning from some assignment. And even before I had parked my cycle, she had run to the aircraft that she saw and kept circling it and later asked all curious questions to the officer about itow does it fly?