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No monopoly in satcom; firms must meet security norms to operate: Scindia

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No monopoly in satcom; firms must meet security norms to operate: Scindia

Scindia says Jio, OneWeb and Starlink have licences, with operations subject to security compliance and spectrum charges, amid Elon Musk's allegations of entry barriers

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