India Reliance Industries has given a befitting reply to Starlink’s allegations regarding the launch of satellite internet in India. Reliance said in a statement that it welcomes competition in satellite communications, provided all companies comply with Indian laws and policies. After this statement of Reliance, Starlink’s attitude has softened.
What did Starlink say now after Reliance’s reply?
After the statement of Reliance Industries, Starlink said that it is ready to connect India with high-speed internet. The company said in a post on
Reliance Industries refutes Elon Musk’s allegations
This latest statement by Starlink has come at a time when Reliance Industries refuted Elon Musk’s allegations that some business groups are blocking Starlink’s entry in India. Reliance said that it welcomes competition and all companies including Jio will have to follow the laws and policies of the country. The company also said that Jio’s own satellite service is also still awaiting approvals.
Jio is also waiting for approvals for satellite service
Reliance said, “In view of the recent comments made about Reliance and the Indian market, we want to clarify the facts. Like every Indian company, Reliance has grown in an India that welcomes investment and innovation – whether domestic or international, to improve people’s lives. This openness is underpinned by the rule of law. As the Government of India has stated, it follows the same process for all applicants, whether Indian or Foreign. Jio’s own satellite service is also still awaiting approvals.
The government has already rejected Musk’s claims
The government has also rejected Musk’s claims. Union Communications Minister Jyotiraditya Scindia said satellite spectrum will be allotted only after the government finalizes the revenue-sharing framework and companies meet security requirements.
Starlink, Reliance Jio and Eutelsat OneWeb have got license.
Starlink, Reliance Jio and Eutelsat OneWeb have received licenses to provide satellite communication services in India. It is expected that through these services, internet will be able to reach those remote areas where it is difficult to lay traditional broadband infrastructure. Amazon’s ‘Project Kuiper’ is also trying to get the license.
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