08 Oct India’s Satellite Communication Policy: Fair & Non-Discriminatory Framework
✎ India's satellite communication regulatory framework is designed to be fair and non-discriminatory, ensuring equitable access for all stakeholders.
Relevance for UPSC & State PCS: Science & Technology
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Source: PIB (Press Information Bureau)
Practice Questions
Q1. Which of the following is a key feature of India’s regulatory framework for satellite communication services as per recent assessments?
- It imposes discriminatory licensing fees on foreign satellite operators.
- It is designed to be fair and non-discriminatory in its approach.
- It prioritizes domestic satellite operators over international ones.
- It exempts all satellite communication services from regulatory oversight.
Answer
It is designed to be fair and non-discriminatory in its approach. — The framework is explicitly stated to be fair and non-discriminatory, ensuring equal treatment for all operators regardless of origin.
Q2. What is the primary objective of India’s regulatory framework for satellite communication services?
- To restrict the entry of foreign satellite operators into the Indian market.
- To create a level playing field for all satellite communication service providers.
- To favor state-owned satellite communication entities exclusively.
- To eliminate all regulatory requirements for satellite communication services.
Answer
To create a level playing field for all satellite communication service providers. — The framework aims to ensure fairness and non-discrimination, which inherently promotes a level playing field for all service providers.
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