SATCOM Summit

India's SATCOM Summit: A New Era in Satellite Communications

Official Press

08 Oct 2025

Union Minister Jyotiraditya M. Scindia inaugurated the SATCOM Summit at IMC 2025, emphasizing India's commitment to redefine satellite communications. The summit aims to connect 38,260 remote villages, with significant policy reforms announced to enhance India's leadership in the sector. Scindia highlighted the importance of satellite communication for digital inclusion and projected substantial growth in the SATCOM market, calling for a unified approach to accelerate global connectivity and innovation.

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