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Starlink unable to get signal for India liftoff; faces FDI hurdles amid security concernsStarlink's plan for satellite services in India is stalled. The government is reviewing Elon Musk's company's investment proposal carefully...- D2C satcom companies need to sell services at flexible prices: Hughes India CEOSatellite communication services in India will need flexible pricing. Monthly costs could be Rs 250-500 for rural areas and Rs 500-1,000 fo...
- DoT mulling new norms: For satcom companies, sky may have a subscriber limitThe central government is considering capping the number of subscribers for satellite internet services like Starlink and Amazon Kuiper. Th...
- Satcom cos seek licence fee, SUC & bank guarantee reliefIndian space and satellite companies are urging the government to lower license fees and spectrum usage charges for satcom services. They a...
- Trai pegs spectrum charges for satcom cos like Starlink at 4% of revenue; says levy not a blow to telcosTelecom regulator Trai suggests satcom firms like Starlink pay 4% of revenue as spectrum charges. An additional annual fee applies to urban...
- Elon Musk's Starlink on track for India entry after clearing DoT licence hurdleStarlink has received a letter of intent from the DoT for a satcom license, marking progress in its plan to offer satellite broadband servi...
- India tightens satcom rules: Starlink, OneWeb, Jio-SES must meet 30 security norms to offer servicesThe telecom department has reinforced security for satcom permits in India, mandating stringent conditions for companies like Starlink and ...
- Govt mandates legal interception of satcom services, bars data routing outside countryThe Department of Telecom has established strict security regulations for satellite communication services in India, mandating legal interc...
- Starlink, star bright first satcom tonight?Airtel's partnership with Starlink seeks to extend internet coverage in India. With 40% of Indians lacking internet access, lowering the co...
- Trai to come out with recommendation for satcom spectrum soon: Trai ChairmanTrai is set to issue recommendations on rules for satellite spectrum allocation soon. This will help in providing satellite-based broadband...
- India plans to relax satcom norms - Elon Musk's Star(link) to align soon?India is relaxing satellite communication license rules. This may benefit companies like Starlink. The changes include remote network manag...
- Starlink, telcos spar over satellite spectrum pricingElon Musk's Starlink criticizes Indian telecom operators for demanding auctioned satellite spectrum for urban consumers, calling it self-se...
- Beyond Tesla, what is Elon Musk's next big India ambition?Elon Musk's visit to India involves discussions on Tesla and Starlink. The competition in India's satcom sector includes major players like...
- Govt may not allot satcom waves in a rush; to fine-tune rules firstThe DoT is likely to also do more consultations with the stakeholders regarding the allocation, which has to be done administratively, as p...
- Starlink faces licence delay as DoT seeks clarity from DPIITStarlink, however, has refused to reveal full shareholding details of parent SpaceX, claiming that the latter being an unlisted entity, US ...
- Share information on data storage and transfer, Centre tells StarlinkThe Indian government has requested more information from Elon Musk's Starlink regarding data storage and transfer for its satellite broadb...
- New space policy OKs LEOs/MEOs to offer satcom services, silent on FDICompanies such as Bharti Group-backed OneWeb, Elon Musk’s Starlink, Amazon’s Project Kuiper, Canada’s Telesat and the Reliance-SES combine,...
- Jio, Airtel at loggerheads on satcom airwaves saleJio wants the government to auction spectrum for satellite broadband service providers and make them abide by the same security requirement...
- BIF writes to DoT, bats for administrative allocation of satcom spectrumOn allocation of satcom spectrum, the BIF said "the world over, satellite spectrum is authorised for 'right-to-use' by all administrations ...
- New Spacecom policy to allow private Indian companies to launch satellites, sell servicesCompanies will be allowed to set up control centres outside India and use overseas space assets, says a draft of the policy, which will rep...
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