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India explores satellite phone links to boost rural coverage, mirroring global trends.
India’s Department of Telecommunications is exploring direct-to-device satellite connectivity for mobile phones to expand coverage in remote areas, seeking input from regulators and industry stakeholders on spectrum use, pricing, and technical standards.
The move follows global precedents in the U.S., Canada, and Australia, where services like T-Mobile’s Starlink partnership enable phones to connect directly to satellites without extra hardware.
Indian telecom operators urge satellite providers to adhere to the same rules as terrestrial networks.
Two international models are emerging: using dedicated satellite spectrum or mobile (IMT) spectrum.
The International Telecommunication Union is expected to finalize global spectrum allocations for D2D services at its 2027 World Radiocommunication Conference, potentially accelerating adoption worldwide.
La India explora las conexiones telefónicas por satélite para impulsar la cobertura rural, reflejando las tendencias globales.