Archive · 6 Oct 2026
Plaque Honoring Indian Express Founder Unveiled at Mumbai's Nariman Point
A marble plaque was unveiled in Mumbai to remember Ramnath Goenka.
He founded The Indian Express newspaper.
He started it in 1932.
Bombay High Court judge Somasekhar Sundaresan inaugurated the plaque on Monday.
Anant Goenka from the newspaper group was also there.
The plaque is on a street named after Ramnath Goenka.
The street is in Nariman Point, where the newspaper’s office is located.
The ceremony took place on the 35th anniversary of Goenka’s death.
A marble plaque honoring The Indian Express founder Ramnath Goenka was unveiled at Nariman Point, Mumbai.
Bombay High Court judge Somasekhar Sundaresan inaugurated the plaque on Monday.
Anant Goenka, executive director of The Indian Express Group, attended the event.
The plaque was installed on Ramnath Goenka Marg and made from Makrana marble.
The unveiling took place on the 35th anniversary of Goenka’s death; he launched The Indian Express in 1932.
- Who
- Ramnath Goenka, founder of The Indian Express; the plaque was inaugurated by Bombay High Court judge Somasekhar Sundaresan, with Anant Goenka attending.
- What
- A Makrana marble plaque commemorating Ramnath Goenka was unveiled.
- When
- Monday, on the 35th anniversary of Ramnath Goenka’s death; the article does not specify the date.
- Where
- Ramnath Goenka Marg, Nariman Point, Mumbai.
- Why
- To commemorate Ramnath Goenka and his role in founding The Indian Express.
- Plaque material
- Makrana marble
- Location
- Ramnath Goenka Marg, Nariman Point, Mumbai
- Inaugurated by
- Bombay High Court judge Somasekhar Sundaresan
- Attendee
- Anant Goenka, Executive Director of The Indian Express Group
- Newspaper founded
- The Indian Express was launched in 1932
- Occasion
- Ramnath Goenka’s 35th death anniversary
- Street named
- Ramnath Goenka Marg was named after the newspaper founder