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  Bharti Airtel has successfully landed the 2Africa Pearls subsea cable in India, marking a significant milestone in global connectivity. This massive undersea cable system, the longest in the world, will enhance internet infrastructure by linking India with Africa, Europe, and the Middle East. The 2Africa Pearls cable, part of the broader 2Africa initiative led by a consortium including Airtel, aims to improve internet speed, capacity, and reliability across these regions. With a total length of over 45,000 kilometers, it will provide high-speed, low-latency connections to boost digital growth in multiple countries. By bringing this advanced infrastructure to India, Airtel is set to support the country’s growing data demands and drive digital transformation. The landing of this cable strengthens India’s position as a key player in the global internet ecosystem, fostering economic growth and technological innovation.

  In a significant stride towards technological advancement, India has recently adopted an innovative licensing approach for satellite internet spectrum allocation. This forward-looking move signals the nation’s commitment to embracing cutting-edge technology and ensuring equitable access to high-speed internet services across the country. Traditionally, the allocation of satellite spectrum has been a complex process, often fraught with challenges related to distribution, interference, and ensuring fair access for all stakeholders. However, India’s recent shift towards a licensing approach represents a departure from the conventional methods, ushering in a new era of efficiency and inclusivity. The licensing approach entails the issuance of specific licenses for satellite internet spectrum usage, thereby streamlining the allocation process and providing a clear framework for satellite operators. This move is expected to encourage private sector participation, fostering competition ...