Pakistan, June 6 -- Starlink, the, is facing major delays in launching in Pakistan due to pricing concerns, security issues, and pending regulatory approvals. The service, which uses Low Earth Orbit (LEO) satellites, aims to bring fast internet to underserved areas but has hit several roadblocks.

Although Starlink could improve connectivity in remote regions, its high cost is a major hurdle. The residential package may cost around PKR 35,000 per month, with a one-time installation fee of PKR 110,000. Business packages are even higher, priced at PKR 95,000 monthly with setup charges of PKR 220,000. In contrast, local ISPs offer much cheaper options between PKR 2,500 and PKR 12,000.

While Starlink received a temporary no objection certifi...