After Allen Musk, Jeff Bezos also wants to bring satellite internet in India

Kuper, a project with Amazon’s support, is trying to start its satellite internet services in India and for this it is engaged in taking approval from Indian telecom regulatory. Earlier, Starlink has also hit an entry in the Indian telecom market. It seems that India’s telecom sector has become a hot cake. Every telecom company wants to eat this cake. It is certain that the rivalry in the Indian telecom sector is going to increase further soon. To start its service here, the company has recently approached the Department of Telecommunications (DOT). Actually, the company wants to know that it will take time to get a letter (LOI) to start the project Kuper here.

Let us tell you that the application of Kuper is before the Loi given to Starlink. According to Etteletcom, like Starlink, Kuper also wants to set up a satellite communication system in India, for which it is planning to build 10 gateway stations and two major points in Mumbai and Chennai.

Many companies will get angry

There is no two opinions that the project Kuper is of course the most important venture of Amazon, which directly collides the Starlink. Along with this, he also competes with international telecom giants like AT&T and T-Mobile. This service is marketed as an important solution for rural areas where the internet access is limited.

Take a look at this @Ulalaunch Clip of the first kuiper satellites being released into low earth orbit approval approximately 280 mills Above The Planet. Deployment Takes Place Over a 15-Minute Period after Launch, with Satellites Released Three at a Time From The Dispenser System. pic.twitter.com/bz1Zuy3ivs

– Project Kuiper (@Projectkuiper) May 2, 2025