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Examining Starlink's attempt to start trials in India in 2021 gives insights into the satellite communication (Satcom) space in India
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All may not be well at Starlink which first showed interest in delivering satellite-based broadband to rural parts of India last year.
The move to use satellites for providing broadband services in India is likely to be delayed inordinately with this announcement.
Tata Group now has a horse in the space race, and it's not standing back.
Internet from a constellation of satellites like Starlink gives rise to speculation around their ability to cut through local regulations.
The idea of using satellites to provide broadband services in India is likely to receive a fillip with this announcement.
Starlink has been flirting with the idea of delivering satellite-based broadband in rural parts of India since last year.
Despite the Indian government signaling that it's open to broadband via satellite, a few key barriers remain.
