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The debate over satellite internet in India should not be just about Elon Musk, Mukesh Ambani, spectrum auctions, or national security. It should be about building an Indian satellite communications industry. As a firmware engineer working on satellite hardware and digital processing architectures with one of the leading aerospace companies, I look at these networks not just as consumer services, but as complex stacks of silicon, board-level electronics, and signal-processing pipelines. And from an engineering perspective, the public conversation is missing the bigger picture! Suppose you were responsible for deciding which satellite internet company should be allowed to operate in…

Elon Musk is trying to bully his way into the Indian market. Now, as he accuses powerful Indian business interests of obstructing Starlink’s entry, he…

India missed the Industrial Revolution. That sentence is almost too simple for the history it tries to contain. Britain industrialised first, followed by parts of…

When we think of film piracy, we usually picture a victim with a very fat wallet. A Bollywood blockbuster drops on a Friday. By midnight,…

For years, India was described as a balancing power—important but cautious, large but reactive, managing the world rather than shaping it. That description is now…