OneWeb India Receives Authorisations From IN-SPACe To Launch 'Eutelsat OneWeb’s Commercial Satellite Broadband Services' in India

Chennai, November 21: OneWeb India on Tuesday received the necessary authorisations from the Indian National Space Promotion and Authorisation Centre (IN-SPACe) to launch Eutelsat OneWeb’s commercial satellite broadband services in India. OneWeb India is the first organisation to be granted this authorisation. Eutelsat OneWeb, the low earth orbit operator, is part of Eutelsat Group, a company statement said.

IN-SPACe is the agency of the government, responsible for regulating space activities and granting authorisation for conducting the space activities in the country. This authorisation means Eutelsat OneWeb can launch commercial connectivity services as soon as spectrum allocation has been granted by the government. Made In India iPhone: Apple Sets Eye on Rs 1 Lakh Core Worth Production Amid Rise in Exports of India-Made iPhones.

Eutelsat OneWeb Receives Authorisations from IN-SPACe:

Bharti Group Chairman and Vice-President (Co-Chair) of the Board of Directors of Eutelsat Group, Sunil Bharti Mittal, said: “We are pleased to note the Indian space regulator’s green light to launch Eutelsat OneWeb’s commerical satellite broadband services in India.”

Cyril Dujardin, Co-General Manager of Connectivity at Eutelsat Group, said: “Bridging the connectivity gap around the world requires collaboration across business but also with governments and regulators. “We are pleased to have received these approvals from the space regulator that bring the country a significant step closer to providing high speed connectivity to even the most remote locations. AI To Disrupt TV Market With Enhancing Accessibility Features for Hearing and Visual Impairments, Say Leading Industry Leaders.

“Having completed our LEO constellation last year, we are perfectly placed to deliver this vital connectivity service to businesses across India.” OneWeb India already holds the necessary licences from the Department of Telecommunications to provide broadband services using satellite connectivity. The business has also obtained in principle approval to establish and operate two gateways in Gujarat and Tamil Nadu, which would secure the provision of vital high-speed, low-latency internet connectivity to customers across India, once services are rolled out.