@Patryn23@aaronburnett Who asked for his charity........everyone one knows business man run only fof money not for benefitting country.......in today's world no one wants to anger indian market asian economies are strong not dead like America and Europe
@elonmusk BYD cars are allowed in India, Australia, Japan, UK Europe and 121 countries.
But BYD is not allowed in USA due to your Tesla.
Is Elon real Boss of USA?
Also, Airtel and Jio both have also not got licence for Sattelite Internet, same as Starlink.
Everyone treated equally here
Dear Elon,
India is a sovereign country, not your personal business project. You run a private company, not a charity.
Just because you want to enter the Indian market doesn't mean you get to mock people and lecture India on what it should do.
And please stop selling this idea that you are coming to save poor Indians. Starlink is VERY expensive. It's not free internet that you are giving away out of kindness.
You are here to do business, just like every other company. So let's not pretend this is some social service.
Nobody is stopping you from making an offer. Make it affordable, follow Indian rules, and let the government decide. That's how it works.
Please keep attitude in check, you just sell internet. You don't own India.
Elon has invested heavily in China, so I guess it would have been easier for him to get a Starlink licence in China, considering Tesla already has a manufacturing facility there.
But the answer is NO.
When a country he invested Doesn’t trust him then why should india ?
Elon has done nothing significant for India, and he is also, in my view, part of the “Soros B” ecosystem that wants to fuel instability in India. These people have been trying hard to change the regime for the last two years, but thanks to Modi and his supporters, they have failed every time.
Once they succeed in changing the regime, they could push their own vested interests and agendas in India.
There have also been reports of terrorists using Starlink in Manipur, which raises serious security concerns.
And when it comes to pricing, Starlink isn’t exactly affordable. The initial setup can cost more than ₹50,000, with a monthly plan reportedly around ₹8,500.
At that price, I believe India has better and more affordable alternatives than Starlink.
@malpani Do you really understand the consequences of starlink...we don't have friendly neighbors.....this starling will become toll for terrorist and anti Indian elements
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