Alan Musk’s company Starlink will create a boom in India, got final license from Inspace

Starlink: India’s Space Regulator Indian National Space Authorization and Promotion Center (Inspace) has given the official Starlink a license to start satellite-based internet service in the country. With this, this company of Allen Musk will start offering satellite-based internet service in the country.

According to Inspace’s website, the Starlink Satellite Communications is approved to use the capacity of its Starlink Jane 1 Constitution in India. This license is valid for up to five years.

Starlink had long awaited license

Starlink is waiting for a license in India since 2022. The company aims to start its commercial operation in India. Last month, Starlink also got the necessary license from the Telecom Deputment (DOT). Now the bus spectrum allotment fees and the rules of the telecom department are yet to be finalized.

Telecom regulator TRAI suggests satellite internet services like Starlinks should pay 4 percent of their earnings as fees to the government. However, this fee is more than the expectations of companies. With this, companies serving in cities will have to pay a fee of Rs 500 per customer, while no additional fee will have to be paid in rural areas.

The company will get with Jio and Airtel

Along with this, Airtel and Jio have partnered with SpaceX to sell Starlink Equipments in their stores. Its purpose is to bring Starlink’s satellite internet service from door to door in India.

Apart from this, Jio and Airtel Starlink will also provide installations, activations and customers service support to users. This partnership will help improve internet connectivity, especially in areas where broadband is not available, such as rural areas, mountainous areas and forests. Forest. Let us know that Starlink’s Jane 1 network includes 4,408 satellites, which revolve around the Earth at a height of 540 to 570 km. It is expected that it will give internet in India at a speed of about 600 GBPS.

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