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India doesn't allow monopoly; satcom licencees can start only after security norms met: Scindia

Scindia said that three entities, Musk's Starlink, Reliance Jio's satellite venture Jio Satcom and Bharti-backed Eutelsat OneWeb, have already secured licences.

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India doesn't allow monopoly; satcom licencees can start only after security norms met: Scindia
Scindia said that three entities, Musk's Starlink, Reliance Jio's satellite venture Jio Satcom and Bharti-backed Eutelsat OneWeb, have already secured licences.
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