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India denies satellite authorisation to AsiaSat and other China-linked operators

→Foreign satellite services barred after authorisation expiry

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India’s IN-SPACe refused to renew authorisation for AsiaSat and other China-linked satellite operators, ending their ability to provide services in India after March 31.
Why it matters
The decision removes legal operating rights, forcing service migration to authorised satellites and disrupting existing broadcast distribution arrangements.
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