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Elon Musk's Starlink wants to bring satellite internet to millions of users in India. Yet approval delays, government regulations and competition from Mukesh Am…
Elon Musk's Starlink wants to bring satellite internet to millions of users in India. Yet approval delays, government regulations and competition from Mukesh Ambani's Reliance Jio are shaping a high-stakes battle for the future of connectivity in the world's most populous country.
00:00 Musk vs. Ambani: India's satellite internet race
00:56 Starlink's bid to enter India
01:44 Why India may back domestic providers
02:49 Who controls telecom markets?
03:52 Mahesh Uppal of Com First joins DW
04:58 Why hasn't Starlink been approved in India?
05:58 Sovereignty and security concerns
07:13 India's rules on foreign ownership in telecoms
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Any country that voluntarily allows itself to become dependent on Elon Musk needs to have its head examined—or get new leaders
@@antonykotturan7802Imported3wk ago
Muskani or Ambusk someone gonna cook🙏❤️😄
@@TestBasuImported3wk ago
Germany and India joint partnership in key technology areas are beneficial to both countries - otherwise big powers like USA and China will eat the middle powers like India & Germany for breakfast.
@@stevenholmes5099Imported3wk ago
Starlink was just used to hamper Ukraine. Does India believe it couldn't be used the same way if it ends up in a conflict?
@@LibBaiter45Imported3wk ago
starlink's military variant starshield literally betrayed ukraine
@@TheMightyKingzuruImported3wk ago
He's going to use it to rig elections for the oligarchs and corrupt elites.
@@MrNeerajkapoor008Imported3wk ago
BYD FOR USA
@@alvint2635Imported3wk ago
I guess this is where we stop choosing Musk, Russia’s puppet
@@satyamdeo-q8oImported3wk ago
To the team at DW News: It is inaccurate to suggest that rural India lacks internet access. I live in a rural area and have access to high-speed, unlimited 5G connectivity that arguably outperforms what is available in many parts of Europe. I suggest doing more thorough research before framing the digital landscape in India this way.
@@KandidKanuckImported3wk ago
Given how Starlink is tied to US foreign policy, it is in India's strategic interests to develop their own systems.
@@HermLeeSullyImported3wk ago
I'm deciding whether I want starlink or not. I live in rural Texas and we have at least 6 choices to choose from.
@@PS-ej2xnImported3wk ago
This is silly. DW could as well be Elon Musk's spokes channel. 😂😂
@@bsingh8888Imported3wk ago
Musk should launch Starlink in China! Let’s see if the Chinese let him in.
@@riteshpandey814Imported3wk ago
I am against starlink
@@smoothoperator2008sImported3wk ago
US kinda blocked chinese EV cause of Musk.<a href="UCkszU2WH9gy1mb0dV-11UJg/W8IfY_bwAfiPq7IPvNCA2AU"></a><br>US has blocked chinese humanoid robots cause of Musk. <a href="UCkszU2WH9gy1mb0dV-11UJg/W8IfY_bwAfiPq7IPvNCA2AU"></a><br>Satellite phones in future will be banned too.
@@thecoldassassinImported3wk ago
DW has no idea of India. Most rural villages in India have internet access. The opening statement is wrong.<br><br>Mukesh Ambani is petroleum tycoon primarily.
@@pradeepsingh-r7y4sImported3wk ago
dear germany and the us, when you are going to allow huawei to operate at your place?
@@arunkumar1610Imported3wk ago
Battle of the Cronies
@@putlerkaputImported3wk ago
so hundresds of millions of scam call centres would be coming online???
@@Huu159Imported3wk ago
No way that Elon Musk could be given access to Indian satellite space. It is a national security threat and he is known to interfere in the domestic politics of other countries.
@@AginkyaThakurImported3wk ago
Oligarch calling out other oligarchs....
@@bhushannasre6489Imported3wk ago
America is an unreliable country.
@@SanjayKumar-g6m7rImported3wk ago
Please don't come to India.
@@dwnewsImported3wk ago
Starlink is seeking entry into India's telecom market, but regulatory approvals and competition from local providers remain key factors. What role do you think satellite internet will play in expanding connectivity in India?
Elon Musk's Starlink wants to bring satellite internet to millions of users in India. Yet approval delays, government regulations and competition from Mukesh Ambani's Reliance Jio are shaping a high-stakes battle for the future of connectivity in the world's most populous country.
00:00 Musk vs. Ambani: India's satellite internet race
00:56 Starlink's bid to enter India
01:44 Why India may back domestic providers
02:49 Who controls telecom markets?
03:52 Mahesh Uppal of Com First joins DW
04:58 Why hasn't Starlink been approved in India?
05:58 Sovereignty and security concerns
07:13 India's rules on foreign ownership in telecoms
For more news go to: http://www.dw.com/en/
Follow DW on social media:
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