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中心的“为当地发声”运动未能激发国内电信公司的热情
印度本土电信公司对中央“为当地发声”的运动不太感兴趣，因为他们觉得政府部门和公共部门公司会继续违反政策框架。
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BSNL-中兴涉嫌诈骗100亿卢比:德里高等法院指示BSNL对官员发起部门行动
法院的命令是在处理一项申诉时发出的。在该申诉中，BSNL官员涉嫌通过伪造文件向一家中国公司的子公司发放未经授权的款项，给财政部造成了约100亿卢比的损失。
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“中央为当地或印度制造需要向各部门和警官汇报。电信设备制造协会(Tema)主席NK Goyal在接受etelecom采访时表示:“在过去的多年里，印度的一些国有企业、智慧城市计划和其他国家资助的电信部门并没有遵循‘印度制造’的偏好。”乐动娱乐招聘
上周，首相莫迪在一次电视讲话中，莫迪强调了让印度自力更生的必要性，并要求印度人通过提倡使用手工制造的产品来“为本土发声”。
“仅仅宣布政策对行业没有帮助。重要的是确保销售产品的市场准入，”Vihaan网络有限公司(VNL)创始人兼董事长拉吉夫·梅赫罗特拉说，并补充说，为了符合总理对“自力自主”的响亮呼吁，政府应该在各自部门执行国内产品的合规。为了响应总理“自力更生”的号召，政府应该在各自部门执行国内产品的合规要求越南国家解放军的Rajiv Mehrotra报道
“有很多挑战。虽然2017年有PPP-MII命令，以确保政府采购中优先考虑印度制造，但在大多数招标中，要么没有遵守，要么资格预审标准非常严格，以至于国内行业无法参与。”Mehrotra补充道。
印度设备制造商依赖出口，出口占其每年2200亿卢比总业务的50%以上。
高希补充说，在印度公司无法交付产品的情况下，实施互惠条款是行业的要求。
在美国总统唐纳德·j·特朗普今年2月访问印度的几天前，印度中心将互惠市场准入条款10(d)纳入了不允许印度公司进入市场的国家的印度制造优先政策(PMI)。从长远来看，倡导地方创新可能会产生效果，符合标准的设备制造商可能会获得更多的信贷Shyamal Ghosh，前电信部长
“印度制造需要以更有效的方式实施。我们必须立即援引公共采购命令第10(d)条，”电信部(DoT)部门专家和前技术顾问Rakesh Kumar Bhatnagar说。
尽管此举被视为试图限制中兴、ut斯达康、华为、TP-Link和烽火等中国企业，但本土企业认为该政策缺乏效力。
“我们本应该大胆地说，中国在电信领域拒绝印度公司进入市场。目前10号(d)的交通部备忘录缺乏清晰度，不可实施。”
不过，中国最大的两家电信设备公司之一的一位高管反驳了这些国内公司的说法，他说，外国公司获准进入中国，但必须遵守这个共产党统治的国家的当地规定。我们应该大胆地说，中国正在拒绝印度公司进入电信行业。目前关于10(d)的交通部备忘录缺乏明确性，不可执行RK Bhatnagar，前交通部顾问
“印度电信设备供应商或原始设备制造商应该提供有竞争力的产品，并在当地市场投资，以探索商机，因为中国法律确实允许思科、诺基亚和爱立信等外国公司在中国开展业务。
政府所有的公司和机构占总购买需求的近30%，尽管“印度制造优先”(PMI)指南要求某些特定产品100%在国内采购，但印度公司发现很难供应。
戈亚尔进一步表示，“印度制造”政策必须严格执行，因为在许多情况下，投标文件在字面上和精神上都违反了该政策，必须立即予以处理。他补充说，目前的需要是在庞大的国内市场为印度产品提供公平的商业机会。
与此同时，在国有的Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited (BSNL)最近发布的网络扩张招标中，总部位于德里的电信集团声称，电信公司故意加入限制性条件，禁止本地设备供应商。
总部位于班加罗尔的光辉网络公司是为数不多的向多达60个国家出口电信设备的印度公司之一，该公司表示，政府必须通过提供研发(R&D)资金，以使命模式推广国内电信产品。政府必须通过提供研究开发(R&D)资金，以使命模式推广国内电信产品光辉网络的桑杰·纳亚克
光辉网络首席执行官桑杰·纳亚克表示:“我们必须利用公私合作伙伴关系，在国内创造新一代安全的4G和5G产品，这不仅将为我们节省每年数百亿美元的进口，而且还可以成为出口的强大引擎，特别是在新冠肺炎导致的全球地缘政治新形势下。”
在莫迪呼吁推广本地化产品之后，财政部于5月15日通知了2017年《通用财务规则》(GFR)的修订，通过禁止低于20亿卢比的全球招标来鼓励微型、小型和中型企业(MSME)，但也赋予了各部门在“特殊情况下”考虑全球招标询价(GTE)的权力。
Bhatnagar补充道:“由于GFR不明确，它将再次被官员们用自己的解释操纵，而预期的目的可能会进一步失败。”
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<\/figure>NEW DELHI: Homegrown telecom companies<\/a> are not much enthused by the Centre's 'vocal for local<\/a>' campaign to make 'India self-reliant' (Atmanirbhar Bharat<\/a>) since they feel the government departments and public-sector firms would continue to contravene policy framework.\"The Centre's push for vocal for local or Make in India<\/a> needs to be percolated down to departments and officers. For the last many years, Preference to Make in India is not followed by several state-owned firms, Smart City programs, and other state-funded initiatives in the telecom sector,\" NK Goyal, chairman, Telecom Equipment Manufacturing Association (Tema) told ETTelecom.
Last week, Prime Minister Narendra Modi<\/a> in a televised address stressed upon the need to make India self-dependent and asked the countrymen to go 'vocal for local' by advocating the use of ingenuously-made products.
<\/div><\/div>But, the Indian telecom equipment makers feel that the Centre's renewed campaign appeared to be an eyewash since the domestic companies in the telecom industry<\/a> have not benefited under the Commerce Ministry's policy framework originally notified in 2017.
In line with the PM\u2019s clarion call for an \u201cAtmanirbhar Bharat\u201d, the government should enforce compliance for domestic products in respective departmentsVNL's Rajiv Mehrotra<\/cite><\/div><\/blockquote>\u201cMerely announcing policies does not help the industry. What matters is assured market access to sell products,\" Rajiv Mehrotra, founder and chairman of Vihaan Networks Limited (VNL) said, and added that in line with the Prime Minister\u2019s clarion call for an \u201cAtmanirbhar Bharat\u201d, the government should enforce compliance for domestic products in respective departments.
\"There are many challenges. Although there is PPP-MII Order 2017 to ensure preference to Make in India in government procurement, but in most tenders it is either not followed or pre-qualification criteria are put so stringent that domestic industry can\u2019t participate,\" Mehrotra added.
India-origin equipment makers rely on exports which constitutes more than 50% of their overall business of Rs 22,000 crore annually.<\/div><\/div>\"Vocal for local initiative may yield results in the longer-run, and equipment makers who fall within the norms may able to avail access to more credit,\" Shyamal Ghosh<\/a> former telecom secretary and chairman of Telecom Exports Promotion Council<\/a> (Tepc) said, and added that 'systems sometimes don't deliver' as expected.
Ghosh added that it was the industry's demand to impose reciprocity clause where Indian companies couldn't deliver products.Vocal for local initiative may yield results in the longer-run, and equipment makers who fall within the norms may able to avail access to more creditShyamal Ghosh, former telecom secretary<\/cite><\/div><\/blockquote>Days ahead of the United States President Donald J. Trump India visit in February this year, the Centre has included the reciprocal market access Clause 10(d) to the Preference to Make in India (PMI) policy for countries that do not allow market access to Indian companies.
\"Make in India is needed to be implemented in a more effective manner. We must immediately invoke Clause 10(d) of the public procurement order,\" Rakesh Kumar Bhatnagar, sector expert and former Advisor (Technology) at the Department of Telecommunications (DoT) said.
The move was though seen as an attempt to restrict China-based companies such as ZTE, UTStarcom, Huawei, TP-Link and Fiberhome but homegrown companies feel that the policy lacks teeth.
\"We should have been bold enough to say that China is denying market access to Indian companies in the telecom sector. The present DoT memorandum on 10(d) lacks clarity and is non-implementable,\" Bhatnagar added.We should have been bold enough to say that China is denying market access to Indian companies in the telecom sector. The present DoT memorandum on 10(d) lacks clarity and is non-implementableRK Bhatnagar, former DoT advisor<\/cite><\/div><\/blockquote>However, a senior executive at one of the top two Chinese telecom gear companies contradicted the domestic firms and said that foreign companies are allowed in China subject to local compliance in the communist-ruled country.
\"Indian telecom equipment vendors or original equipment makers should provide competitive products and invest in the local market to explore business opportunities since Chinese law does allow foreign companies such as Cisco, Nokia and Ericsson to do business locally.
Government-owned companies and agencies constitute nearly 30% of the overall buying demand, and Indian companies finding it hard to supply despite Preference to Make in India (PMI) guidelines calling for a 100% domestic purchase for certain specified products.
Goyal further said that the Make in India policy must be strictly enforced, since in many cases bid documents violate the policy in letter and spirit, and must be immediately dealt with, and added that the need of the hour was to provide fair business opportunities for Indian products within the large home market.
Meanwhile, in a recent tender issued by the state-run Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited (BSNL) for network expansion, the Delhi-based telecom group alleged that the telco had deliberately included restrictive conditions to prohibit local equipment vendors.The government must promote domestic telecom products in a mission-mode, by offering research and development (R&D) fundsTejas Networks' Sanjay Nayak<\/cite><\/div><\/blockquote>Bengaluru-based Tejas Networks which is one of the few Indian companies exporting telecom equipment in as many as 60 countries said that the government must promote domestic telecom products in a mission-mode by offering research and development (R&D) funds.
\"We must use public-private partnership to create new-generation of secured 4G and 5G products within the country, which will not only save us tens of billion of dollars in annual imports but can also become a strong engine for exports especially in the new global geopolitical situation that has emerged due to the Covid-19,\" Sanjay Nayak, chief executive of Tejas Networks said.
Following Modi's call to promote localised products, the Finance Ministry on May 15 notified the amendment in the General Finance Rules (GFR) 2017 to encourage micro, small and medium enterprises (MSME) by disallowing global tenders below Rs 200 crore but has also given the power to respective departments in 'exceptional case scenario' to consider global tender enquiry (GTE).
\"With no clarity in GFR, it will be again open to manipulation by officials with their own interpretation while the intended purpose may further defeat,\" Bhatnagar added.
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