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Starlink entry row: Is Ambani the real boss of India, asks Elon Musk

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Starlink entry row: Is Ambani the real boss of India, asks Elon Musk

Elon Musk has raised concerns about regulatory obstacles facing Starlink's introduction in India.

He claimed influential figures might be hindering the process and questioned if Ambani controls the situation.

In response, India's government reaffirmed its fair and non-discriminatory approach, rejecting Musk's allegations.

Other companies like Reliance Jio and Eutelsat OneWeb are also vying for approval to offer satellite services.

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