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NaMo TV’s Use of NSS-6 satellite raises questions about compliance with Indian law.
Mayank Saxena
Apr 11 2019
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NaMo TV’s Use of NSS-6 satellite raises questions about compliance with Indian law.
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NaMo TV’s Use of NSS-6 satellite raises questions about compliance with Indian law. Information in the public domain indicates the prime minister’s propaganda channel is using the satellite to uplink and downlink its signal despite not having a license to do so.

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