Telecom Minister Ashwini Vaishnav on Wednesday sought suggestions from industry stakeholders for further reforms in the sector and to keep the Indian regulatory framework at par with the best in the world. while speaking on India The Mobile Congress event, Vaishnav invited views of telecom companies to spread digital connectivity across the country for inclusive growth.
“We want to benchmark our regulatory framework with the best in the world. We want the industry to keep adding value to the people. So I request all of you through this conference to kindly come up with new suggestions. Please Come with suggestions for regulatory framework. We are open to more reforms.”
The minister said that the government under the leadership of the Prime Minister Narendra Modi Government for inclusive growth and seek suggestions from industry to take digital connectivity to the last section of the society, vulnerable and marginalized section. He sought suggestions for making the telecom network secure with reliable products and equipment in view of the geo-political situation.
“The security of telecommunication networks is of paramount concern in all countries of the world. People want telecom equipment, telecom equipment, telecom network operating system, everything to be from reliable sources,” he said, adding that good equipment and also increase the overall confidence in telecom services.
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Minister of State for Communications Devusinh Chouhan said that the state-owned BSNL will soon deploy the indigenously designed and developed 4G network. He said that the policies of the government have been helpful in the development of the country. 5G The indigenously and indigenously designed, developed and manufactured 5G mobile network is expected to be deployed in the third quarter of next year. Chouhan said that the DoT has also constituted a task force for the development of 6G technologies.
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