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• 9 satellite stations will be set up in these cities
• High-speed internet will soon change the game
• Hundreds of government conditions for Starlink

Owner of Tesla and X Elon Musk Preparations have been underway for the launch of Starlink in India for the past several months. New updates are constantly coming out regarding the launch of Starlink. This service will be very beneficial for the users. Considering the Indian users, the government has given permission to Elon Musk to launch his Starlink service in India. So, soon Elon Musk’s Starlink satellite service will be launched in India. For this, it is said that the company will set up satellite stations in 9 cities of India. The list of these stations has also been revealed.

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It is said that Starlink The company is going to set up satellite stations in 9 cities in India namely Mumbai, Chandigarh, Noida, Hyderabad, Kolkata and Lucknow. This will help to provide high-speed internet to the users. Apart from this, the government has imposed some conditions for Starlink, so the company has to work in India following these conditions. (Photo Courtesy – Pinterest)

The company started this work

Starlink has started working to launch its service in India. According to media reports, the company has applied for a capacity of 600 Gbps for its Gen 1 constellation. It is said that the Department of Telecommunications has given provisional spectrum to Starlink to verify security standards. With this help, the company will import 100 user terminals for demo of fixed satellite service.

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Hundreds of terms applied to Starlink

Starlink has to fulfill certain conditions to implement its service in India. The company has proposed to bring in foreign technical experts to operate its stations. But the government has made it clear that only Indian nationals will operate the station until the company gets security clearance from the Ministry of Home Affairs.

Similarly, the Starlink service will not be available to the general public during the trial phase. Apart from this, all the data generated during the test will be stored securely in India, which is also the most important requirement for Starlink. In addition, Starlink is required to submit a report to the Department of Telecom every 15 days including the station location, user terminal and specific location of the user.

According to reports, Starlink needs to get license from SATCOM (Satellite Communication) and other spectrum allocation license to start operations in India. Both these licenses are likely to be awarded by the end of 2025. Therefore, it is predicted that the satellite service will be launched in India in the first quarter of 2026. However, initially the government has limited the number of Starlink users, meaning the company will not be able to offer more than 20 lakh connections in India.