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JS Kumar
HR Solutions Company... • 6m
I Agreed with you. Building our own satellite internet services requires significant time and investment—but think about this: SpaceX enters India, we get used to satellite internet, and then one day, they decide to stop servicing us—just like they did with Ukraine. What happens then? India is already a global leader in technology. Shouldn’t we be self-sustaining in critical infrastructure instead of depending on foreign companies? A self-reliant India is a stronger, safer, and more secure India. If we truly aim to be a superpower, we must control our own digital future.
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