Waiting for India's policy to offer OneWeb's satellite broadband services in country: Sunil Bharti Mittal
He also said India has a big role to play as regards OneWeb as the user terminals will be made in the country. Mittal also said the group is setting up two ground stations in India - one in Mehsana in Gujarat and the other in Madurai in Tamil Nadu.
NDTV scrip galloping since Adani's open offer
The scrip has been on the upswing since August 23, the day on which the Adani group's AMG Media Networks announced its subsidiary Vishvapradhan Commercial Private Ltd's (VCPL) decision to exercise its rights to acquire 99.5 per cent of equity shares of RRPR Holding Private Ltd, the investment company of NDTV promoters - Prannoy Roy and Radhika Roy.
SAT says control of NDTV not transferred to VCPL via loan agreement
On Wednesday, NDTV's share price was hovering at Rs 388. The SAT has held that the loan agreement executed by the NDTV promoters with VCPL did not transfer control of NDTV to VCPL either directly or indirectly and, therefore, the findings given by the AO on the issue that the loan agreement is structured in such a way that in fact it transfers control to VCPL indirectly cannot be sustained.
India earned $35 mn, 10 mn euros for launching foreign satellites
New Space India Ltd (NSIL), a CPSE under the Department of Space, has already launched 45 international customer satellites on-board ISRO's PSLV during the last three years and has secured four dedicated launch service contracts for foreign satellite customers, Science & Technology Minister Jitendra Singh told the Lok Sabha in a written reply.
Indian space sector targets Rs 219 cr revenue from launch services
The space sector also targets a revenue of Rs 11 crore from sale of remote sensing data and data products. As per the budget papers presented to the Parliament on Tuesday by Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman, the DoS is targeting to complete two test rocket launches for the prestigious Rs 10,534.5 crore Gaganyaan, India's human space mission, during FY23.
Satellite images used to track economic activity
The Survey looks at the use of a new kind of data – geo-spatial data and cartographic techniques – to track, compare and represent longer term developments. Geospatial maps not only lets users visualise the data, but also helps users to better understand trends, relationships and patterns. The use of maps is not entirely new and previous Economic Surveys have used them for years, but there is now a plethora of information from satellites, drones, mobile phones and other sources.
Bharti backed OneWeb launches 36 internet satellites in orbit
The satellites were launched into orbit atop a Russian-built Soyuz rocket from the Vostochny Cosmodrome in a mission operated by French company Arianespace. The Liftoff occurred at 5.40 a.m. EDT. OneWeb is also one of the founding members of the recently launched Indian Space Association. Rahul Vatts, OneWeb India is the Vice Chairman of the ISpA.
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