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Will you use Jio/Airtel/Vi or Elon Musk's StarLink? Why?

Jio and Airtel offer affordable internet with similar pricing and an 18% tax, making them budget-friendly options. Airtel is slightly more premium, while Jio remains widely available across India. Starlink, on the other hand, provides high-speed in

Jio platforms announces agreement with SpaceX to offer Starlink’s broadband internet services in India. Agreement is subject to SpaceX receiving its own authorisation to sell Starlink In India. Jio will make Starlink solutions available via its re

Big news in the telecom and space industry! 🚀 Airtel and SpaceX have signed a deal to bring Starlink internet to India, marking a game-changing moment for connectivity. Once approved, Airtel will offer Starlink equipment in its stores, helping conne

Elon Musk-led Starlink may target niche customers in India due to its pricing, which is significantly higher than the services provided by Bharti Airtel and Reliance Jio.

If starlink really need to prove it's power in India🇮🇳, Then they should have joined the hands🤝with BSNL Instead of privately owned Jio or Airtel.😌 Your thoughts?

So Gov itself is welcoming Starlink. Jio and Airtel makes Billion 💵 every year, We have world class ISRO 🚀, but still..........(same stupidity as Jahangir welcoming East India Company to India in 1600 AD)

Sources say that jio and airtel + Starlink packages cost around 7000 to 9000, and hardware setup charges are separate. hmm... by seeing this, I guess initially, starlink will only be opened for commercial purposes or big companies will be their m

why do the broadband companies do not offer this? You have wifi at home but when you get out you need cellular data right? Why dont the companies just increase the price of the service they are providing and also give us services outside of our home

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