New Delhi, June 16 -- India has the potential to build satellite constellations similar to Starlink and serve global markets under the country's ongoing space sector reforms, according to pioneering technologist and entrepreneur Subba Rao, the President of the SATCOM Industry Association of India (SIA-India).

Rao, who is also the Chairman and Managing Director of Ananth Technologies Limited (ATL) said government support, private sector participation, and a growing ecosystem of startups are creating significant opportunities for India to emerge as a major player in the global space economy.

Speaking with ANI on the sidelines of the India Space Congress 2026, Rao highlighted the role of the industry body. "We contributed to 106 satellites...