Government Issues loi to starlink: Starlink, a company of American rich and billionaire businessman Alan Musk, has been allowed by the government to start satellite -related internet services in India. For this, the Lanter of Intent has also been released from the telecom department. Quoting sources, the news agency PTI has said that Starlink has given its consent to accept all the conditions related to national security.

Starlink’s service will start soon

Alan Musk’s company Starlink offers high speed broadband internet services using satellite technology worldwide. According to reports, the Indian Space Authority may soon give its final approval on it, after which Starlinks in India’s satellite space will also come in the line of Jio-SES and Euthalsat OneWeb players. Earlier, the government issued licenses to Eutelsat Onweb and Jio Satellite Communications.

It is worth noting that Starlink gives internet access by using satellites circling around the Earth. It has a network of thousands of satellites circling around the Earth. These Ugraha Low Earths are located in the orbit, which is about 550 km from the Earth’s surface.

Work will be separated from traditional broadband

This completely different starlink from traditional broadband services will not depend on a cable or some large satellite, but uses laser for communication between satellites. By doing this, its dependence on ground stations would have been reduced and low latency and high speed internet can be found.

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