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EPISODE · Jul 11, 2026 · 34 MIN

India’s Space Revolution Starts Here | Sanjay Nekkanti

from SparX by Mukesh Bansal · host Mukesh Bansal

Can India build the next SpaceX?From building satellites at just 19 years old to founding Dhruva Space, one of India's pioneering private space companies, Sanjay Nekkanti shares the incredible journey behind India's emerging space revolution.In this episode of SparX, we explore how India's decades of investment through ISRO laid the foundation for a new generation of private space startups that are now building world-class technology designed, engineered, and manufactured in India.In this episode you'll learn:How Sanjay built satellites while still a studentWhy India's Chandrayaan mission inspired a new generationThe story behind founding Dhruva SpaceThe challenges of building deep-tech startups in IndiaWhy manufacturing is India's biggest opportunityThe evolution of India's private space ecosystemLessons on perseverance, innovation, and long-term thinkingWhat the future of the global space economy looks likeIf you enjoyed this conversation, Like, Subscribe, and hit the notification bell for more conversations with India's most inspiring founders, innovators, scientists, and business leaders.

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