Companies like JioFiber, airtel Xstream, and bsnl are offering attractive plans at low prices. In such a situation, paying around Rs. 39,000 for a Star Link connection, and then around Rs. 3,000 per month, is a price that is not in the budget of many people. netizens are reacting strongly on social media over these prices. "If you can get WiFi for Rs. 500 per month, why pay Rs. 39,000 connection charge and Rs. 3,000 per month for Star Link?" they ask. The big question is how Star Link will compete with these prices in a market like India. Star Link is mainly designed for remote areas, rural areas, and places where fiber optic cables or mobile networks are not available. Its aim is to bridge the wallet PLATFORM' target='_blank' title='digital-Latest Updates, Photos, Videos are a click away, CLICK NOW'>digital divide by providing high-speed internet in these areas.However, given the purchasing power of the people in these areas, it remains to be seen whether Star Link's prices will be affordable for them. Star Link's entry into india has faced some regulatory hurdles in the past. Now the pricing issue is also likely to become a big challenge. It remains to be seen whether Star Link will adjust its prices according to the indian market, keeping in mind its target audience. Otherwise, it is likely to remain a premium service that is used only in emergencies or in the most remote areas. Overall, the arrival of Starlink will open a new chapter in the indian internet market. However, its success will depend on how accessible it is to consumers due to its pricing.
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