Kamal Haasan says 'Mr Musk, India is not a slave of anyone': No billionaire can decide the policies of the country, the future of India will be decided by the people.

Elon Musk has raised questions about the satellite internet service Starlink not getting a license in India. Musk wrote on X on Thursday that Starlink has been allowed to serve in more than 165 countries around the world. The company has been following every law and necessary conditions of the Indian government for the last five years. Why has it not got a license in India? Is Ambani the real boss of the country? Responding to Musk's question, Kamal Haasan wrote on X, "Mr. Musk, it is certain that no billionaire can decide the policy of any country – be it Indian or American. We are a democratic country. The people of India will discuss their strengths and shortcomings with each other, raise questions and improve themselves. India is a free democracy, not a slave (colony) of anyone. We welcome every investor and technology in the world, but the future of India will be decided only and only by the people of India. Not Western selfish elements, their double standards or any billionaire. Rahul Gandhi said, "Welcome Alone, wait till you meet the other person." Earlier, responding to Musk's question, Rahul Gandhi wrote on X, "Welcome to India, Elon. Wait till you meet the other person." Responding to Rahul Gandhi's reply, Alon said, "Thank you, Rahul. This is really disturbing." Rahul Gandhi's 'The Other Guy' gesture is believed to be towards industrialist Gautam Adani. This is because they often accuse the Narendra Modi government, Adani and Ambani of collusion. Musk has previously alleged that some big businessmen in India want to maintain their dominance over the market by blocking the entry of Starlink. However, the central government has denied these allegations. October 7: Musk accuses businessmen Elon Musk on Wednesday alleged that some of India's big businessmen do not want Starlink's satellite internet to come to India, so that their monopoly can be maintained. You can guess who they are...'. This is a crime against the people of India. October 8: Government rejects allegations The Indian government has rejected Musk's allegations. The government on Thursday said that the rules set for satellite communication services in the country are the same for all. It is completely wrong to say that the rules are being implemented to discriminate against anyone. The government said that the process of security review for these three is currently underway. As soon as the security check of a company is completed, it will be able to move forward to take the next step i.e. to demand spectrum allocation. With 20 stations and hundreds of antennas deployed across the country, Starlink has created 20 gateway sites across the country. These gateways are stations built on the ground, which connect Starlink's satellites in space to the main internet network on the ground. Hundreds of antennas have been installed at these locations, so that the internet signal can be transferred without any interruption. Deal with Jio-Airtel, Sign Letter of Intent with 3 states Starlink has already signed an initial Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Reliance Jio and Bharti Airtel to deliver large-scale network in India. In addition, the company has signed Letters of Intent with the governments of Maharashtra, Gujarat and Meghalaya to provide services at the local level. 5 Essential Things Related to Starlink in FAQs... Question 1: What is Starlink and why is it special? Answer: Starlink is a project of SpaceX, which provides high-speed internet through satellites. Its satellites orbit close to the earth, due to which the internet runs fast and easily. This is especially beneficial for places like villages or hilly areas, where normal internet cannot be reached. Question 2: Why is it taking so long for Starlink to get a license? Answer: Starlink had been trying since 2022, but got delayed due to security concerns. The Government of India had put in place conditions like data security and call interception. Starlink has accepted these conditions. Now the services are about to start. Question 3: What will benefit the common man? Answer: Starlink will provide internet to villages and remote areas, which will promote online education, telemedicine and business. At the same time, increasing competition in the telecom market can lead to cheaper and better plans. Question 4: Why is India important to Musk? Answer: India is the second largest internet market in the world. This license is a big success for Musk, especially when he is at loggerheads with Donald Trump in the United States. This puts SpaceX's contracts in jeopardy. Question 5: How will the internet reach you from satellites? Answer: Satellites provide internet coverage through beams in any part of the earth. Satellite networks provide users with high-speed, low-latency internet coverage. Latency refers to the time it takes for data to reach from one point to another. The Starlink kit consists of a Starlink dish, a Wi-Fi router, power supply cables, and a mounting tripod. The dish has to be kept under the open sky for high-speed internet. Starlink's app is available on iOS and Android, which works from setup to monitoring.