satellite internet

  • Indian Army Pioneers Satellite Internet Deployment for Disaster Relief in Sri Lanka: A Technological Breakthrough

    Indian Army Pioneers Satellite Internet Deployment for Disaster Relief in Sri Lanka: A Technological Breakthrough

    Dec 16, 2025 02:00 pm CST

    The Indian Army has made history by successfully deploying Eutelsat's OneWeb satellite internet to restore critical communications in flood-ravaged Sri Lanka. This groundbreaking initiative, part of Operation Sagar Bandhu, enabled 24/7 telemedicine services and coordinated relief efforts when terrestrial networks failed. The deployment demonstrates the transformative potential of space-based internet technology in humanitarian disaster response while highlighting regulatory challenges for wider adoption in India.

  • Elon Musk Expresses Commitment to Bringing Starlink

    Elon Musk Expresses Commitment to Bringing Starlink's High-Speed Internet Service to India

    Dec 11, 2025 01:38 am CST

    SpaceX CEO Elon Musk has affirmed his commitment to launching Starlink's satellite internet service in India, following discussions between Union Communications Minister Jyotiraditya Scindia and Starlink executives. The service aims to provide high-speed connectivity to remote regions as part of India's digital inclusion efforts, with final government approvals pending before official pricing and service launch.

  • Starlink Clarifies India Pricing Glitch: Website Displayed Dummy Data Not Actual Service Costs

    Starlink Clarifies India Pricing Glitch: Website Displayed Dummy Data Not Actual Service Costs

    Dec 09, 2025 02:32 am CST

    Starlink addressed a configuration error that briefly displayed incorrect pricing for its satellite internet service in India. The company clarified that the website is not yet live and no orders are being taken, while revealing ongoing efforts to secure final government approvals for launching operations in India, with Maharashtra becoming the first state to formally collaborate with the SpaceX-owned service.

  • Starlink Reveals India Pricing: Rs 8,600 Monthly for Unlimited Satellite Internet with Rs 34,000 Hardware Kit

    Starlink Reveals India Pricing: Rs 8,600 Monthly for Unlimited Satellite Internet with Rs 34,000 Hardware Kit

    Dec 08, 2025 09:53 pm CST

    Elon Musk's Starlink has unveiled its India pricing strategy with residential plans at Rs 8,600 monthly plus a one-time Rs 34,000 hardware cost. Featuring unlimited data and 99.9% uptime reliability, the service targets underserved areas. Maharashtra has become India's first state to formally partner with Starlink for satellite internet deployment in remote regions, marking a significant step in the company's India expansion plans.

  • Elon Musk Eager to Launch Starlink in India: How SpaceX

    Elon Musk Eager to Launch Starlink in India: How SpaceX's Satellite Internet Service Complements Existing Telecom Infrastructure

    Nov 30, 2025 10:45 pm CST

    SpaceX CEO Elon Musk discusses plans to bring Starlink's satellite internet service to India, highlighting its advantages in rural areas and disaster zones. Operating at 550km altitude with interconnected laser technology, Starlink provides reliable connectivity where traditional infrastructure struggles, complementing existing telecom networks rather than competing directly with urban providers.

  • SpaceX Disables Over 2,500 Starlink Terminals at Myanmar Scam Centers Amid Growing Southeast Asian Cyber Fraud Crisis

    SpaceX Disables Over 2,500 Starlink Terminals at Myanmar Scam Centers Amid Growing Southeast Asian Cyber Fraud Crisis

    Nov 19, 2025 11:39 am CST

    SpaceX has terminated service to more than 2,500 Starlink internet devices at Myanmar scam centers following an AFP investigation revealing their widespread use in fraudulent operations. Despite previous crackdowns, these online fraud compounds continue to flourish along Myanmar's poorly regulated borders, with victims worldwide losing up to $37 billion in 2023 alone. Recent military raids on notorious centers like KK Park represent only a fraction of the global cybercrime industry that exploits satellite internet technology and operates with tacit approval from local authorities.