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5 December 2024

JSA Mint Video & Podcast Series | Episode 4: Space Start-ups & Success

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JSA Advocates and Solicitors is a top-tier, full-service Indian law firm. Established in 1991, at the start of India’s economic liberalisation, the firm has built a strong reputation for handling complex and high-stakes legal and commercial matters. The firm is organised around specialist practice areas and industry sectors. It works closely with leading Indian corporates, Fortune 500 companies, global financial institutions, and government and statutory bodies on important corporate, financing, and disputes mandates. JSA has a team of over 700 legal professionals, including 180+ partners, and operates from 10 offices across seven cities in India: Ahmedabad, Bengaluru, Chennai, Gurugram, Hyderabad, Mumbai, and New Delhi. The firm is consistently recognised as a top-tier practice by leading international legal directories, including Chambers & Partners (Asia-Pacific and Global), Legal 500, and AsiaLaw.
In this episode of ‘Transforming India: Road to 2047,' presented by Mint in association with JSA Advocates & Solicitors, host Jayanth N. Kolla delves into the thriving...
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In this episode of 'Transforming India: Road to 2047,' presented by Mint in association with JSA Advocates & Solicitors, host Jayanth N. Kolla delves into the thriving Indian space economy and its impact on the global landscape.

Our esteemed guests, Tony Verghese and Gerald Manoharan, partners at JSA Law, discuss India's strategic position in the global space industry, the growth of space startups, regulatory frameworks, and international collaborations. Key focus areas include the contributions to agriculture, infrastructure, energy, and disaster management through space-based solutions. Gain insights into how India's space tech ecosystem is set to drive the nation's economy towards a 30 trillion USD figure by 2047.

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