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IN-SPACe has authorized Eutelsat OneWeb's satellite constellation to provide capacity in India. This is a significant milestone as it makes OneWeb Ind

OneWeb India says it has received the necessary authorisations from Indian National Space Promotion and Authorization Centre (IN-SPACe) to launch Eutelsat OneWeb’s commercial satellite broadband services in India.

India News: BENGALURU: The Indian National Space Promotion and Authorization Centre (IN-SPACe) has unveiled a pioneering ‘Train the Trainers’ short-term programme.

The government is analysing Amazon-owned Project Kuiper’s application for a global mobile personal communication by satellite services (GMPCS) permit. The licence will allow Amazon to offer broadband, voice, and messaging services from space to individuals as well as enterprise customers.

The Department of Telecommunications (DoT) has sought more clarity from Jeff Bezos-led Amazon on its satcom licence application. It includes answers on critical issues like setting up of satellite gateways, data storage and transfer amongst others. Along with DoT, the Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) will conduct a security check on the application.

Skyroot Aerospace: “A bare minimum of 49% FDI is what we are looking at. If it can be increased to 74%, it would be an ideal scenario so that we can grow at par with global standards where we get equal access to capital compared to global companies,” Pawan Kumar Chandana told ET.

“A bare minimum of 49% FDI is what we are looking at. If it can be increased to 74%, it would be an ideal scenario so that we can grow at par with global standards where we get equal access to capital compared to global companies,” Pawan Kumar Chandana told ET.

“A bare minimum of 49% FDI is what we are looking at. If it can be increased to 74%, it would be an ideal scenario so that we can grow at par with global standards where we get equal access to capital compared to global companies,” Pawan Kumar Chandana told ET.

The company announced on Monday that it has raised $27.5 million, taking its total funding to $95 million, confirming growing investor interest in space-tech

The project involves the development of 'SS AMU SAT', the first satellite programme named after its founder, Sir Syed Ahmad Khan.