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Home / Technology / Goa Partners with Starlink for Rural Internet

Goa Partners with Starlink for Rural Internet

13 Dec

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Summary

  • Goa government met Starlink officials on December 12, 2025.
  • Focus is on improving rural and maritime connectivity.
  • Starlink's satellite network to support digital transformation.
Goa Partners with Starlink for Rural Internet

The Government of Goa held strategic discussions with Starlink on December 12, 2025, to accelerate digital connectivity throughout the state. These meetings, attended by Chief Minister Pramod Sawant and IT Minister Rohan Khaunte, focused on leveraging Starlink's satellite broadband to bolster rural networks and advance Goa's technology ambitions. The collaboration aims to improve high-speed internet access for critical sectors including tourism, education, and industry.

Key discussions revolved around enhancing connectivity in rural and remote areas, supporting industrial clusters, and extending the Har Ghar Fibre program. Starlink's network is also being considered to modernize maritime operations, facilitate real-time communication for fisheries, and support Goa's Digital Nomad initiative. Initiatives like beach CCTV surveillance and digital visitor guides were also explored.

This engagement underscores Goa's commitment to its digital transformation roadmap. By exploring partnerships with global technology leaders like Starlink, the state seeks to expand last-mile digital reach, strengthen communication networks, and ensure seamless, reliable internet access for all its residents and businesses, fostering innovation and resilient infrastructure.

Disclaimer: This story has been auto-aggregated and auto-summarised by a computer program. This story has not been edited or created by the Feedzop team.
The Goa government held meetings with Starlink on December 12, 2025.
Starlink's satellite network is being explored to improve rural connectivity, support industries, and enhance digital services across Goa.
Sectors like tourism, education, fisheries, industry, and maritime operations are expected to benefit from enhanced connectivity.

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