Elon Musk’s Starlink is finally entering India, partnering with telecom giants Bharti Airtel and Jio Platforms after years of battles. This report dives into the dramatic saga: Musk’s initial struggles to bring satellite internet to India in 2021, fierce opposition from Mukesh Ambani’s Jio and Airtel’s Sunil Mittal — who pushed their own satellite plans like Jio SpaceFiber and OneWeb — and a tangled regulatory landscape. The Telecom Act of 2023 shifted the game, favouring Musk’s spectrum allocation stance over auctions, despite telecom giants’ protests. What turned the tide? A key February 2025 meeting between PM Narendra Modi and Musk, plus Donald Trump’s White House return—a Musk ally—seemed to fast-track approvals. Now, Airtel and Jio, once rivals, are teaming up with Starlink—announced March 11-12, 2025—to roll out high-speed internet to India’s remotest corners. But will this truce spark a broadband revolution or a pricing war?