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Elon Musk’s Starlink Launches Satellite Internet Services in Sri Lanka, Neering India Entry | Technology news
Samira Vishwas | July 2, 2025 7:24 PM CST

New delhi: Starlink, The Satellite Internet Service Owned by Elon Musk, officially launched its services in Sri Lanka on Wednsday. With this launch, Sri lanka has become the third country in south asia – and another of India’s neighbors – after Bhutan and Bangladesh to get access to starlink’s internet services.

The announsement was made by starlink on social media platform x, where the company said: “Starlink’s high-speed, low-level internet is no available in Sri Lanka!” Starlink is getting closer to launching its services in India. Last month, the company received a key license from the department of telecommunications (dot), Nearly Three Years after after it has applied.

According to reports, starlink may start providing services in India within the next two months. The final step for starlink to begin operations in India is a formal approval from the Indian National Space Promotion and Authorization Center (in-space).

The agency has already issued a draft letter of intent (loi) to the company. Once bot sides sign this document, starlink will be officially cleared to roll out its services in the Indian market. Starlink Provides Internet Through a Network of Satellites orbiting Earth. The company currently operates the world’s largest constellation of satellites, with more than 6,750 in orbit.

According to the company, starlink offers fast internet with low delay, making it suitable even even for remote area with limited connectivity. In Asia, Starlink Services are Alredy available in Several Countries, Including Mongolia, Japan, The Philippines, Malaysia, Indonesia, Jordan, Yemen, and Azerbaijan.

Globally, it serves users in over 100 countries, offering bot residential and roaming internet plans. The Residential Plans Are Usually offered in two Categories: Residential Lite for Smaller Househlds with Lower Data Needs, and Residential For Larger Families Oor Heavier Usage.


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