Assocham

Mr. B K Goenka, Past President, ASSOCHAM, highlights how Make in India over the past 12 years has strengthened India’s manufacturing ecosystem, expanded opportunities for businesses and supported the country’s growing industrial capabilities.



Make In India

Mr. Sumant Sinha, Past President, ASSOCHAM, highlights how Make in India over the past 12 years has strengthened India’s capabilities as a producer, innovator and exporter while building greater confidence in Indian industry.



Make In India

Mr. Mahendra K. Sanghi, Past President, ASSOCHAM, highlights how Make in India over the past 12 years has strengthened the connection between domestic production, entrepreneurship and employment, creating a wider base for economic growth.



Make In India

Mr. Niranjan Hiranandani, Past President, ASSOCHAM, highlights how Make in India over the past 12 years has helped build a broader manufacturing ecosystem, bringing investment, innovation, entrepreneurship and employment together.



Make In India Niranjan Hiranandani

Mr. Sanjay Nayar, Immediate Past President, ASSOCHAM, looks at the 12-year journey of Make in India through the lens of India’s growing manufacturing ambition, highlighting the country’s expanding ability to serve domestic demand while developing products and technologies for global markets.



Make In India

Mr. Nirmal K Minda, President, ASSOCHAM, reflects on 12 years of Make in India and its role in bringing manufacturing, investment, technology and entrepreneurship closer together, creating new opportunities for production, jobs and industrial growth.



Make In India

Mr. Saurabh Sanyal, Secretary General, ASSOCHAM, reflects on 12 years of Make in India and its impact on strengthening India’s manufacturing capabilities, investment and innovation.



Make In India

India’s electric mobility story is entering a defining new chapter.

As India advances towards its 2030 EV ambitions, the next phase of transformation will require more than vehicle adoption. It will require strategic investments, stronger industry partnerships, progressive policies, breakthrough technologies, robust infrastructure, and collaboration across the entire value chain.

Electric mobility is increasingly central to India’s priorities around:

⚡ Energy security
🏭 Manufacturing competitiveness
🌱 Climate action
🏙️ Sustainable urbanisation
💡 Technology & innovation
📈 Long-term economic growth

Telangana: A Strategic Hub for India’s Electric Mobility Future. At the heart of this transformation, Telangana is emerging as one of India’s dynamic destinations for electric mobility, supported by progressive policies, advanced manufacturing capabilities, a strong innovation ecosystem, and an investor-friendly business environment.

With Hyderabad rapidly evolving as a hub for clean mobility, technology and innovation, the opportunity to bring together industry, government, investors and technology leaders has never been greater.

🚀 MobilityNext 2047

We are delighted to announce MobilityNext 2047 – Driving Innovation, Partnerships & Policy for Electric Mobility, organised by ASSOCHAM, in partnership with the Government of Telangana, with Administrative Staff College of India (ASCI) as the Knowledge Partner and India Energy Storage Alliance (IESA) as supporting Partner.

📅 9 October 2026
📍 Hyderabad, Telangana

MobilityNext 2047 will bring together policymakers, industry leaders, global investors, OEMs, technology innovators, financial institutions, startups, researchers and mobility pioneers from across the electric mobility ecosystem.

The agenda will focus on five critical priorities:

🔹 Catalyzing strategic investments across India’s EV ecosystem
🔹 Accelerating impactful public-private partnerships
🔹 Enabling progressive and outcome-oriented policy dialogue
🔹 Showcasing next-generation technologies and innovations
🔹 Shaping the roadmap for a future-ready and sustainable mobility ecosystem

Three critical conversations. One transformative agenda.

Panel 1 | Battery Ecosystem
Navigating the Battery Ecosystem Challenges: Sourcing, Manufacturing, Technologies & Recycling

Panel 2 | Zero-Emission Mobility
Accelerating Zero-Emission Vehicle Adoption: Market Development, Policy Enablers & Industry Perspectives

Panel 3 | Charging Infrastructure
Strengthening EV Charging Infrastructure: Planning, Investment, Grid Readiness & Operational Challenges

The next chapter of India’s mobility revolution is being built today.

Let’s build it together.

📩 For participation, partnerships, sponsorships & exhibition opportunities:
K. Vishwanand
📞 +91 92959 59456
✉️ [email protected]



UNO MINDA Axis Bank Apollo Tyres Assocham

“Leadership and learning are indispensable to each other.” — John F. Kennedy

The meeting with Shri Sanjiv Kumar Singh, Chief Advisor WAPCOS, Former CMD Hindustan Copper Limited, at his office was more than a reconnect. It provided an opportunity to exchange perspectives and understand the possibilities emerging across globally connected businesses, nationally important sectors, and public service.

ASSOCHAM Head – States & Union Territories, Ms Perminder Jeet Kaur in her conversation focused on exploring avenues for closer collaboration and strengthening industry–institution partnerships across the states of India.

As was mutually agreed by both, such interactions offer valuable insights and open new possibilities for meaningful collaboration, knowledge exchange, and shared growth.



Ministry of Mines, Government of India Ministry of Jal Shakti, Department of Water Resources, RD & GR NTPC Limited Andhra Pradesh CM Government of Odisha

An ASSOCHAM delegation led by Shri Suresh Chandra Joshi, Head – Government Relations & Operations, ASSOCHAM, along with Mr. Ramkumar Vijayan, Head – Tourism, ASSOCHAM, met Suneel Anchipalaka, IAS, Managing Director & CEO, DTDC and Special Secretary (PWD), Government of NCT of Delhi.

The meeting focused on strengthening government-industry engagement and exploring opportunities for collaboration and partnership.