Nakhshatro – means star. This tiny little word remind us of so many stories and memories. When we are still young, we spent nights looking at those tiny little bright spots on the sky and wonder “what you are”. Then time goes by. We all grow up, go to school college and get to know the same star again with a different viewpoint. To us, then the stars gets the universal identity. They are no longer a mysterious object on the black dome, but are made of hydrogen and helium, burning in the eternal void. We get a sense of the vastness of the universe and perceive our own limitation. And when we get lost in the immense dark cosmos, the small burning spots come as our only place of hope. But is this the end? No certainly not. Days goes by. We all get older and be matured. After spending whole life of hard work we finally achieve success and become famous. We become an important personality to all around us. Our fame spreads just like the light of the stars in the dark blue sky. We finally become the “star” ourselves. This place is set forward as a common platform for all these stars. For the small kids, who are still wondering in their fascination. For the younger generation with the scientific mind and the matured and wiser among us, who reach the stardom.