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SpaceX, the aerospace company founded by Elon Musk, has resubmitted its application for a satellite internet license in India. This move signals a renewed effort to deploy Starlink, the company's satellite constellation, across the country, with a stated aim of providing connectivity to rural and underserved areas. Starlink utilizes a network of low-Earth orbit satellites to deliver broadband internet services globally.
Previous attempts by Starlink to secure a license in India faced regulatory hurdles. The Department of Telecommunications requires companies to obtain an ISP license before offering internet services. India's large population and significant digital divide present both a challenge and a substantial market opportunity for satellite internet providers seeking to bridge connectivity gaps in remote regions.
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Bhaskar English
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