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<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure> Telecom minister Manoj Sinha<\/a> said the upcoming National Telecom Policy 2018 would focus on key domains such as the licensing framework, R&D and innovation, data security & privacy and also outline the country’s fifth generation (5G<\/a>) technology roadmap.

“One of the most important areas that the new telecom policy will address is the realm of emerging 5G technologies, and we have taken steps and even committed budgetary support to set up a test bed at IIT Chennai<\/a>,” Sinha said, addressing delegates at the ET Telecom India Mobile Conclave 2018 Thursday<\/span>. <\/span>

The government has repeatedly said India does not wish to lag behind the rest of world on 5G, a next-generation technology that promises blistering download speeds of 20 GBs\/second against 1 GB\/second on a 4G network.


Data security and privacy, Sinha said, is another top priority for the government, which is already following “global best practices” in the field.


“Data security and privacy will be a key facet of the upcoming NTP 2018, and I’m certain that the legal framework being formulated by the Justice Srikrishna Committee will fully secure the country’s data,” the telecom minister said, participating in an interactive session at ET Telecom event.

The BN Srikrishna Committee, which has been tasked with drafting the crucial legislation and framing data protection rules, has kicked off the public consultation process in January.

Sinha said the Modi government is also committed to ensuring a strong and vibrant telecom industry, adding that upcoming telecom policies would aim to play “the role of growth enabler” and not merely treat the sector as “a source of revenue generation”.


Sinha said the government’s plans “to broadband-enable 2.5 lakh gram panchayats by March 2019” through the national broadband venture BharatNet is on track.

In this context, the minister said all components of the BharatNet broadband venture “had been indigenously manufactured, giving a fillip to the country’s `Make in India’ drive.

Nevertheless, he said much needs to be done to bridge the continuing digital divide in India. \"Despite being the second-largest internet consumer in the world, more than two-thirds of India’s population is yet to go online, which is why, bridging the digital divide remains a key objective to harnessing the vast potential of our country,” the minister said.

India’s internet traffic, however, he said, had increased sharply from 561 million GBs in April-June 2016 to 2,988 million GBs two quarters later.

Sinha said the government remained fully committed to creating top-end digital infrastructure to realise Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s Digital India dream, and the doubling of on-ground optical fibre cable capacity to 14 lakh route kms from 7 lakh route kms four years ago, is clear proof.



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ETIMC:数据安全政府的头等大事,部长Sinha说

Sinha说,莫迪政府也致力于确保一个强大和充满活力的电信行业,并补充说,即将到来的电信政策将目标打“增长推动者的角色”,不仅把部门的收入来源的一代”。

  • 发布于2018年3月22日02:08点坚持
电信部长Manoj Sinha表示,即将到来的2018年国家电信政策将专注于许可框架等关键领域,研发和创新、数据安全与隐私和大纲的第五代(5克)技术路线图。

“最重要的一个领域,新电信政策将地址是新兴的5 g技术领域,我们已经采取措施,甚至承诺预算支持建立一个测试床IIT钦奈,”Sinha说,解决代表2018 ET电信印度移动秘会周四。

印度政府一再表示不愿落后于其他国家的5克,新一代技术,20 GB /秒的承诺极快的下载速度对1 GB /秒4 g网络。

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数据安全和隐私,Sinha说,是另一个政府的首要任务,已在“全球最佳实践”。


“数据安全和隐私将即将到来的2018年国家结核控制规划的一个重要方面,我确信正义Srikrishna委员会所制定的法律框架将充分保障国家的数据,“电信部长说,参与交互式会话等电信的事件。

BN Srikrishna委员会,负责起草重要立法和框架数据保护规则,在一月份,拉开了公共协商过程。

Sinha说,莫迪政府也致力于确保一个强大和充满活力的电信行业,并补充说,即将到来的电信政策将目标打“增长推动者的角色”,不仅把部门的收入来源的一代”。


Sinha说,政府的计划“2.5 broadband-enable十万的克panchayats”2019年3月通过国家宽带风险BharatNet正轨。

在这种情况下,部长说所有组件的BharatNet宽带风险”自主生产,给国家的刺激使印度的驱动器。

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然而,他说,需要做很多桥在印度持续的数字鸿沟。”尽管是世界上第二大互联网消费,超过三分之二的印度人口还没有上网,这就是为什么弥合数字鸿沟仍然是一个关键目标,利用我国的巨大潜力,”部长说。

印度的互联网流量,然而,他说,从5.61亿年4 - 6月GBs大幅增加了2016年到29.88亿年GBs以后两个季度。

Sinha说,政府仍然完全致力于创造高端数字基础设施实现印度总理纳伦德拉•莫迪的数字的梦想,和地面光纤电缆容量翻倍至14公里十万的路线从四年前7公里十万的路线,是明确的证据。



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<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure> Telecom minister Manoj Sinha<\/a> said the upcoming National Telecom Policy 2018 would focus on key domains such as the licensing framework, R&D and innovation, data security & privacy and also outline the country’s fifth generation (5G<\/a>) technology roadmap.

“One of the most important areas that the new telecom policy will address is the realm of emerging 5G technologies, and we have taken steps and even committed budgetary support to set up a test bed at IIT Chennai<\/a>,” Sinha said, addressing delegates at the ET Telecom India Mobile Conclave 2018 Thursday<\/span>. <\/span>

The government has repeatedly said India does not wish to lag behind the rest of world on 5G, a next-generation technology that promises blistering download speeds of 20 GBs\/second against 1 GB\/second on a 4G network.


Data security and privacy, Sinha said, is another top priority for the government, which is already following “global best practices” in the field.


“Data security and privacy will be a key facet of the upcoming NTP 2018, and I’m certain that the legal framework being formulated by the Justice Srikrishna Committee will fully secure the country’s data,” the telecom minister said, participating in an interactive session at ET Telecom event.

The BN Srikrishna Committee, which has been tasked with drafting the crucial legislation and framing data protection rules, has kicked off the public consultation process in January.

Sinha said the Modi government is also committed to ensuring a strong and vibrant telecom industry, adding that upcoming telecom policies would aim to play “the role of growth enabler” and not merely treat the sector as “a source of revenue generation”.


Sinha said the government’s plans “to broadband-enable 2.5 lakh gram panchayats by March 2019” through the national broadband venture BharatNet is on track.

In this context, the minister said all components of the BharatNet broadband venture “had been indigenously manufactured, giving a fillip to the country’s `Make in India’ drive.

Nevertheless, he said much needs to be done to bridge the continuing digital divide in India. \"Despite being the second-largest internet consumer in the world, more than two-thirds of India’s population is yet to go online, which is why, bridging the digital divide remains a key objective to harnessing the vast potential of our country,” the minister said.

India’s internet traffic, however, he said, had increased sharply from 561 million GBs in April-June 2016 to 2,988 million GBs two quarters later.

Sinha said the government remained fully committed to creating top-end digital infrastructure to realise Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s Digital India dream, and the doubling of on-ground optical fibre cable capacity to 14 lakh route kms from 7 lakh route kms four years ago, is clear proof.



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