Pawan Goenka

As the man steering the organisation tasked with promoting, authorising, and regulating private-sector space activities, Goenka has his task cut out

India's space economy has the potential to reach USD 44 billion by 2033 with about eight per cent of the global share. Presently, the country's share in the global space economy is 2 per cent, said a top government official on Tuesday. IN-SPACe (Indian National Space Promotion and Authorisation Centre), the single-window autonomous agency under the Department of Space (DOS) today unveiled the decadal vision and strategy for Indian space economy. Addressing mediapersons here, IN-SPACe Chairman Pawan Goenka said, "As we unveil the decadal vision for the Indian Space Economy, we emphasise that the future of the Indian space sector is a shared endeavour. Hence, our strategy fosters an era of collaboration between all stakeholders to accelerate growth." He said ISRO is opening its doors wider than ever to private sector participation, so that together, we can successfully boost the space economy for a resurgent 'Aatmnirbhar Bharat' (self-reliant India). At present, the Indian space econ

Chandrayaan-3's success - with 60-70% of its components coming from the private sector - enhances the sector's credibility, says Pawan Goenka, chairman of IN-SPACe

The PM was inaugurating the headquarters of Indian National Space Promotion and Authorisation Centre (IN-SPACe) in Ahmedabad

Last year, India set out on an ambitious campaign to increase its income from exports by $350 billion. It tasked Pawan Goenka to chalk out a plan. Watch the video for all the updates.

Tata Sons chairman N Chandrasekaran, Bharat Forge Chairman Baba Kalyani, Mahindra Group managing director and CEO Pawan Goenka, among others, will be part of the committee

In a Q&A, the MD-CEO of Mahindra and Mahindra says budget should be sharply focused on demand generation and should lay a clear path to make manufacturing more competitive

E-vehicles used in last mile delivery of goods expected to grow at a fast clip

Pawan Goenka Calls for plug-and-play infrastructure of the kind that Vietnam has for large-scale manufacturing

Interdependence will play an important role in global and domestic economies, he said adding "we should avoid any knee jerk reaction or ask for bans of imports or any such acts"

The move is prompted by the steep impairment loss reported by the consolidated entity as SsangYong Motor (SYMC), its Korean subsidiary, and Genzee, its two-wheeler entity in the US, turned in losses.

He also conceded that the automobile industry does add to pollution, and pitched for adopting all the means to reduce it

The Budget is an attempt to endow India with improved health and better access to education unleashing better infrastructure, says Rajnish Kumar

The company is working with state governments and fleet operators to make electric mobility viable, says Goenka

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M&M has decided to defer capacity expenditure by at least 15-20 per cent in light of the slowdown

Automobile sales in India witnessed its sharpest decline in nearly 19 years in July, dropping 18.71 per cent, rendering almost 15,000 workers jobless over the past two-three months as the sector reels

'With Alturas, it's the third time we're pushing the envelope in terms of price'

Interview of Pawan Goenka, managing director, Mahindra & Mahindra

Mahindra emphasised that as the executive chairman he will continue to oversee, and be responsible for shaping, the growth strategies of the company