India says no auction of satellite spectrum
Reuters · 1d
India says no auction of satellite spectrum after Musk decries move
India's government on Tuesday said it will allot spectrum for satellite broadband administratively and not via auction, hours after Elon Musk criticized the auction route being sought by rival billionaire Mukesh Ambani as "unprecedented".
Opinion
Mint · 31m
Allocate or auction spectrum? Let India’s telecom policy goals settle
Satellite spectrum allotment should go by what the country hopes to achieve. For the inclusion of underserved areas, we should go for cheap allocation. In urban India, however, we should aim for a level playing field to maximize competition.
TechCrunch · 1d
India backs Musk in satellite spectrum allocation row
India is set to allocate spectrum for satellite services through administrative means rather than auction, a decision that aligns with recent comments by Elon Musk and rebuffs lobbying efforts by the country's largest telecom operators.
Swarajya · 10h
India’s Satellite Spectrum Allocation 'Plan' Gains Musk’s Support Amid Criticism Of Ambani’s Auction Push
Billionaire Elon Musk has appreciated the Central government's stance that India will allot spectrum for satellite broadband administratively and not via auction. Musk had strongly opposed rival billionaire and Reliance Industries Chairman Mukesh Ambani's push for spectrum auction and criticised it as “unprecedented".
U.S. News & World Report · 3d
Ambani's Reliance Lobbies India Minister on Satellite Spectrum in New Face-Off With Musk
NEW DELHI (Reuters) - Indian billionaire Mukesh Ambani's Reliance has privately argued that the telecom regulator incorrectly concluded that home satellite broadband spectrum should be allocated by New Delhi and not auctioned, intensifying a face-off with Elon Musk's Starlink.
Opinion
The Financial Express · 4h
Jio and Bharti’s advocacy of satellite spectrum auction makes little sense
Communications minister Jyotiraditya Scindia has done well by standing his ground and maintaining that satcom spectrum across the world is administratively allocated, and India would do the same once Trai recommends an administrative pricing mechanism.
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