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Indian agencies raise security concerns over foreign satellite internet networks

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Indian security agencies have flagged potential risks associated with foreign satellite internet operators seeking market access. Their primary concern involves the proposed use of ground-based gateway stations within India. These agencies worry such infrastructure could pose a threat to national security. The flagged concerns are currently under government review as part of the approval process.

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