India’s watchdog has said that it will limit satellite permits to five years while Musk’s Starlink wanted a 20-year permit.

India's TRAI plans a five-year allocation of satellite broadband spectrum, differing from Elon Musk's 20-year request.

TRAI is set to recommend a five-year timeframe for satellite spectrum licenses, enabling market assessment and price ...

Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) is planning to recommend that satellite broadband spectrum be allotted for ...

Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) is currently working on key recommendations to the federal government, including a time ...

The official also noted that satellite spectrum pricing "will be substantially lower" than conventional telecom licences, ...

TRAI's spectrum recommendation challenges Starlink's 20-year request, but aligns with that of Indian telecom players ...

India’s telecom regulator, the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI), intends to propose a five-year satellite ...

TRAI is preparing recommendations to the Centre, which include limiting satellite communication permit period and deciding on ...

TRAI is mulling to recommend allotment of satellite broadband spectrum for five years to assess initial market adoption.

Currently, satellite signals cannot be directly received on standard mobile devices, and satellite broadband remains significantly costlier than conventional mobile services.

Ahead of Starlink’s entry into India, the government has directed the Elon Musk-led satcom operator to comply with a slew of ...