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He wanted to go to Mars. When told it was ‘not possible’ in India, he named his Bengaluru startup NoPo and set out to prove them wrong

  • Posted on August 25, 2026
  • By The Times of India
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  • 1 min read
In brief

A Bengaluru entrepreneur transformed rejection into innovation by founding NoPo, a space technology startup challenging India's aerospace limitations. Determined to make Mars missions feasible domestically, he leveraged the skepticism he faced—turning 'not possible' into his company's mission statement. This venture represents a paradigm shift in India's private space sector, demonstrating how visionary thinking and perseverance can overcome systemic barriers and establish new possibilities in emerging technologies.

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He wanted to go to Mars. When told it was ‘not possible’ in India, he named his Bengaluru startup NoPo and set out to prove them wrong
He wanted to go to Mars. When told it was ‘not possible’ in India, he named his Bengaluru startup NoPo and set out to prove them wrong

They told him it was “not possible”. He turned those words into a company name.
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