NEW DELHI: Telecom minister Manoj Sinha<\/a> Tuesday said that while technology promises new capabilities, and unlike other countries, India does not have a concept of driverless cars, and the government don’t want to take away such jobs. 兰德Modi-led NDA政府积极推动数字计划,旨在将第五代或5 g技术与全球最发达的国家,同时也承诺自主驾驶——概念,在人烟稀少的国家更为普遍。 新德里:电信部长Manoj Sinha周二表示,尽管技术承诺新功能,与其他国家不同,印度没有一个无人驾驶汽车的概念,和政府不想带走这类工作。
Sinha was speaking at the joint initiative of the New Delhi Municipal Corporation (NDMC<\/a>) and Mahanagar Telephone Nigam<\/a> Limited (MTNL<\/a>) to launch high-speed and affordable public Wi-Fi and fibre-to-the-home (FTTH) services.
“Artificial Intelligence is trying to bring paradigm change worldwide, and in India. There is no concept of driverless cars in the country where there is a huge population. We don’t want to make people jobless,” Sinha said.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi-led NDA government is aggressively driving digital initiatives and aims to bring fifth-generation or 5G technology in tandem with the most developed countries globally, that also promises autonomous driving —a concept which is more prevalent in sparsely-populated countries.
Job creation has become one of the critical issues, and is likely to dominate the upcoming general election in 2019, with the Congress-led Opposition blaming incumbent government of not providing new job opportunities to the youth.
“Being offline or online has become a new status symbol. With NDMC-MTNL initiative, a convergence between Smart City<\/a> and Digital India<\/a> can be seen,” the minister said.
In a lesser time MTNL, he said, was able to deploy a robust network and with optical fibre, the telecom company has tried to build a reliable wireline network.
In 4.5 years, Sinha said that the Prime Minister Narendra Modi-led government has doubled the telecom footprint.
“Base transreceiver stations stood at 18 lakhs today, from 8 lakhs, while the optical fibre cable-based network has grown from 7 lakh kilometres to 14 lakh kilometres currently,” he said.
Sinha also said that India has data consumption more than the US and China combined, and during the course NDA government that was came to power in May 2014, the prices have come down to close to Rs 20 per Gigabytes or GB.
Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh<\/a>, while inaugurating the NDMC-MTNL initiatives, said that a smart city<\/a> must be clean, green and digitalised.
“Best practices of New Delhi Municipal Corporation (NDMC) will be adopted by other cities,” he said, adding that going forward, not just fewer cites, but entire nation would become smart in next few years.
NDMC together with state-run MTNL has launched fibre-to-the-home (FTTH) and public Wi-Fi for New Delhi region with 1 Gigabit per second upload and download speed.
Wi-Fi tariff starts at Rs 10 per GB with a single-day validity with the public Wi-Fi already available in the select Cannaught Place locations under this partnership.
In the NDMC-Indus Towers’ Smart Pole project under the Smart City Mission, the Gurgaon-based mobile infrastructure firm has deployed 55 smart poles at New Delhi’s Cannaught Place.
In 2015, NDMC had first announced that the areas under its jurisdiction would have a Wi-Fi zone, and with a partnership with mobile infrastructure firm Indus Towers<\/a>, it planned to replace 18,500 street-light poles with ‘next-gen digital poles’ with Wi-Fi access points, LED bulbs and CCTV cameras.
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不想带走的工作无人驾驶汽车:Manoj Sinha
Sinha的联合倡议是在新德里市政公司(世),Mahanagar电话尼噶的有限公司(MTNL)推出高速和负担得起的公共wi - fi和光纤到家庭(FTTH)服务。
“人工智能正试图把范式改变世界,并在印度。没有概念,无人驾驶汽车在中国有一个巨大的人口。我们不想使人们失业,”Sinha说。
总理纳Modi-led NDA政府积极推动数字计划,旨在将第五代或5 g技术与全球最发达的国家,同时也承诺自主驾驶——概念,在人烟稀少的国家更为普遍。
就业已经成为一个关键问题,并有可能主导2019年即将到来的大选,与现任国大党领导的反对党指责政府没有为年轻人提供新的就业机会。
“离线或在线已经成为一个新的身份象征。NDMC-MTNL倡议,融合智能城市和数字印度可以看到,”部长说。
MTNL在一个较小的时候,他说,能够部署一个健壮的与光纤网络和电信公司试图建立一个可靠的有线网络。
在4.5年,Sinha说,总理Narendra Modi-led政府电信足迹翻了一番。
“基本收发器站今天站在18个卢比,从8卢比,而光纤置网络已从7十万的公里14公里只要目前,”他说。
Sinha还表示,印度数据消费超过美国和中国的总和,并在NDA政府于2014年5月上台以来,价格已经降至接近每GB或Rs 20 GB。
联邦内政部长Rajnath辛格,同时开创NDMC-MTNL举措,说一个智能城市必须清洁、绿色和数字化。
“最佳实践的新德里市政公司(世)将通过其他城市,”他说,并补充说,不只是引用较少,但是整个国家将在未来几年变得聪明。
世国营MTNL一起发起了光纤到家(FTTH)和公共wi - fi新德里地区1吉比特每秒上传和下载的速度。
wi - fi关税从Rs 10 GB的单日有效性与公共wi - fi可用选择Cannaught地方位置在这种伙伴关系。
NDMC-Indus塔的智能杆在智能城市项目任务,Gurgaon-based移动基础设施公司已经部署了55个聪明的波兰人在新德里Cannaught地方。
2015年,世首次宣布在其管辖的地区将有wi - fi区,和一个与移动基础设施合作公司印度塔,18500年计划取代路灯杆子与下一代数字波兰人的wi - fi接入点,LED灯泡和一些监控摄像头。
NEW DELHI: Telecom minister Manoj Sinha<\/a> Tuesday said that while technology promises new capabilities, and unlike other countries, India does not have a concept of driverless cars, and the government don’t want to take away such jobs.
Sinha was speaking at the joint initiative of the New Delhi Municipal Corporation (NDMC<\/a>) and Mahanagar Telephone Nigam<\/a> Limited (MTNL<\/a>) to launch high-speed and affordable public Wi-Fi and fibre-to-the-home (FTTH) services.
“Artificial Intelligence is trying to bring paradigm change worldwide, and in India. There is no concept of driverless cars in the country where there is a huge population. We don’t want to make people jobless,” Sinha said.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi-led NDA government is aggressively driving digital initiatives and aims to bring fifth-generation or 5G technology in tandem with the most developed countries globally, that also promises autonomous driving —a concept which is more prevalent in sparsely-populated countries.
Job creation has become one of the critical issues, and is likely to dominate the upcoming general election in 2019, with the Congress-led Opposition blaming incumbent government of not providing new job opportunities to the youth.
“Being offline or online has become a new status symbol. With NDMC-MTNL initiative, a convergence between Smart City<\/a> and Digital India<\/a> can be seen,” the minister said.
In a lesser time MTNL, he said, was able to deploy a robust network and with optical fibre, the telecom company has tried to build a reliable wireline network.
In 4.5 years, Sinha said that the Prime Minister Narendra Modi-led government has doubled the telecom footprint.
“Base transreceiver stations stood at 18 lakhs today, from 8 lakhs, while the optical fibre cable-based network has grown from 7 lakh kilometres to 14 lakh kilometres currently,” he said.
Sinha also said that India has data consumption more than the US and China combined, and during the course NDA government that was came to power in May 2014, the prices have come down to close to Rs 20 per Gigabytes or GB.
Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh<\/a>, while inaugurating the NDMC-MTNL initiatives, said that a smart city<\/a> must be clean, green and digitalised.
“Best practices of New Delhi Municipal Corporation (NDMC) will be adopted by other cities,” he said, adding that going forward, not just fewer cites, but entire nation would become smart in next few years.
NDMC together with state-run MTNL has launched fibre-to-the-home (FTTH) and public Wi-Fi for New Delhi region with 1 Gigabit per second upload and download speed.
Wi-Fi tariff starts at Rs 10 per GB with a single-day validity with the public Wi-Fi already available in the select Cannaught Place locations under this partnership.
In the NDMC-Indus Towers’ Smart Pole project under the Smart City Mission, the Gurgaon-based mobile infrastructure firm has deployed 55 smart poles at New Delhi’s Cannaught Place.
In 2015, NDMC had first announced that the areas under its jurisdiction would have a Wi-Fi zone, and with a partnership with mobile infrastructure firm Indus Towers<\/a>, it planned to replace 18,500 street-light poles with ‘next-gen digital poles’ with Wi-Fi access points, LED bulbs and CCTV cameras.
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