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Elon Musk asks why Starlink still lacks India licence, gets a reply from Rahul Gandhi

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Elon Musk asks why Starlink still lacks India licence, gets a reply from Rahul Gandhi

SpaceX CEO Musk noted that while Starlink is licensed in 165 countries, it has spent five years complying with Indian laws and government requirements.

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