ThePrint Off The Cuff with Pawan Kumar Chandana, ex-ISRO scientist and Founder & CEO of Skyroot Aerospace
Pawan Kumar Chandana was in conversation with ThePrint EiC Shekhar Gupta and Senior Assistant Editor Soumya Pillai at ThePrintOTC at The Quorum, Hyderabad.
Hyderabad: In this edition of Off The Cuff with ThePrint, Pawan Kumar Chandana, Founder and CEO of Skyroot Aerospace, talks about the prospects and challenges of their mission & the roadmap for the aerospace company.
Hyderabad-based Skyroot Aerospace is India’s first space-tech unicorn, valued at over $1 billion, and it will soon send the country’s first privately built rocket to space.
ThePrint Founder & Editor-in-Chief Shekhar Gupta and Senior Assistant Editor Soumya Pillai at the OTC.| Suraj Singh Bisht/ThePrintPawan Kumar Chandana, Founder and CEO of Skyroot Aerospace, at ThePrint OTC in Hyderabad. | Suraj Singh Bisht/ThePrintMembers of audience at ThePrint OTC in Hyderabad. | Suraj Singh Bisht/ThePrintAshok Atluri, Managing Director of Zen Technologies Ltd, asks a question during the interaction. | Suraj Singh Bisht/ThePrintFormer Canara Bank Chairman and MD M.B.N. Rao asks a question during the session. | Suraj Singh Bisht/ThePrintChaitanya Mandavilli, Director of Business and Development at Skyroot Aerospace and an alum of ThePrint School of Journalism. | Suraj Singh Bisht/ThePrintOncologist Dr Kripa Bajaj at the event. | Suraj Singh Bisht/ThePrintAudience members at the event. | Suraj Singh Bisht/ThePrintShekhar Gupta, Founder & Editor-in-Chief, ThePrint. | Suraj Singh Bisht/ThePrintVinay Raj Chouhan, the Founder of ClappX. | Suraj Singh Bisht/ThePrintPawan Kumar Chandana, the Founder and CEO of Skyroot Aerospace OTC with ThePrint event in Hyderabad. | Suraj Singh Bisht/ThePrintDr. Likhesh Sharma, a biophysicist, at the OTC with ThePrint event in Hyderabad. He is also a subscriber to ThePrint. | Suraj Singh Bisht/ThePrintShekhar Gupta interacting with students of ThePrint School of Journalism. | Suraj Singh Bisht/ThePrintShekhar Gupta interacting with students of ThePrint School of Journalism.
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