For years, a stash of computers has been gathering dust at a local school in Daringbadi, a village nestled into the lush hillside of India’s eastern state of Odisha that’s reachable only by twisting mountain roads. The computers aren’t good for much until stable internet arrives. If satellite internet providers such as Elon Musk’s Starlink or any number of rivals were allowed to operate in India, it would be a game changer, says Bidesi Naik, a teacher at the school. “Any company that can provide...