Chandrayaan-2 detected charged particles.

An instrument on Chandrayaan-2, CLASS, designed to detect signatures of elements in the Moon’s soil, had detected charged particles during the mission.
This happened during the orbiter’s passage through the “geotail”.
Geotail region in space that allows the best observations. The region exists as a result of the interactions between the Sun and Earth.
These particles are embedded in the extended magnetic field of the Sun. Since the Earth has a magnetic field, it obstructs the solar wind plasma.
Chandrayaan-3, lunar mission concept by the ISRO and Japan's space agency JAXA that would send a lunar rover and lander to explore the south pole region of the Moon in 2024.