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Eutelsat OneWeb, which is in prime position to get satellite spectrum without an auction, is owned by Bharti Enterprises, UK government, SoftBank, among others.

Bharti group's Rs 150 crore bond donation to BJP coincided with a significant telecom policy reversal by the Modi government. Explore the timing and implications of this controversial move in our in-depth report.

To ensure effective experiment conduct onboard POEM-3, body rates were stabilized to less than 0.5 deg/s throughout the mission. Innovative measures, such as controlled dumping of residual propellant post-main mission, were introduced to minimize disturbances during passivation. - Newsx

This was achieved on March 21, when the PSLV Orbital Experimental Module-3 (POEM-3) met its

ISRO achieved zero orbital debris mission with PSLV, marking a milestone. POEM-3 re-entered Earths atmosphere, impacting the North Pacific Ocean. NGEs contributed payloads for experiments on the cost-effective platform.

This milestone was achieved on March 21, when the PSLV Orbital Experimental Module-3 (POEM-3) met its "fiery end" through a re-entry into the Earth's atmosphere.

Sunil Bharti-owned Bharti Group holds majority stake in OneWeb and HCIPL is a joint venture between Bharti Group and satellite services company Hughes.

In an interview to PTI, HCIPL, President and Managing Director, Shivaji Chatterjee said OneWeb will have an early-mover advantage in India, as competitors who are in fray to provide satellite communications service in India are either in the development stage or lag behind in data link speed.

Hughes Communications India (HCIPL) and OneWeb have signed a six-year distribution partner agreement to provide Low Earth orbit (LEO) connectivity services across India. In an interview to PTI, HCIPL, President and Managing Director, Shivaji Chatterjee said OneWeb will have an early-mover advantage in India, as competitors who are in fray to provide satellite communications service in India are either in the development stage or lag behind in data link speed.

But the private sector hasn’t had the same level of success, with Indian startups trailing their counterparts in China. Eager to turn that around ahead of national elections expected in April and May, Modi’s cabinet last week approved rules designed to encourage foreign investment in rocket and satellite manufacturing.