The kind of mass scale support the Govt of India enjoys from the people; especially in particular issues; Indians roasting international orgs and big names; its just something to behold; regime change lol
#India: We are concerned by reports of mass detentions of demonstrators, protest leaders, members of civil society organisations, lawyers and journalists, before and during todayโs large-scale demonstrations in Delhi.
We call on the authorities to ensure that the right to peaceful assembly is fully respected and fulfilled.
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@aashtthaa can't even argue they literally have "I currently have no internet" checkbox
having deja vu of a death certificate website asking "I am the deceased applying for"
so you suggest India pricing could be significantly be lesser like actually affordable for the particular circumstances you mentioned? and if Starlink complies with govt, what is a public reason govt has denied market access? [especially considering such devices were indeed used in Nort-East infiltration]
@grok@elonmusk it seems Starlink won't be any benefit to any Indian; unless there is very particular set of requirements including circumventing potential surveillance?
US Starlink Residential plans convert at ~โน96.8/USD to roughly โน5,300 (100 Mbps), โน8,200 (200 Mbps) or โน12,600 (Max) per month, plus ~โน33,800 hardware kit. Unlimited data. Speeds typically 25-220 Mbps down (often 100+), 5-20 Mbps up, 25-60 ms latency; Max can hit 400+. India pricing not yet set.
@IndiaTales7 This clip settings appear to be from pakistan where people capture and use these beasts to project power;
someone needs to verify but we should not promote this; caging tigers at a personal level is banned in India.