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Google’s managing director for South East Asia and India Rajan Anandan told The Economic Times in an interview that the company is in talks with local telecom service providers to pilot Project Loon, its program to beam internet access from balloons floating thousands of feet up in the air. We’ve known for a couple of years now that Google planned to bring its moonshot initiative to the country. In December 2014, the company met with government authorities to address potential issues concerning Loon transmissions interfering with cellular networks and to look into ways to work with existing telecom firms. Last…

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