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How are you looking at the ambitious Atmanirbhar Bharat (self-reliant India) campaign?<\/strong>
Atmanirbhar Bharat Abhiyaan or self-reliant India campaign is the vision of a new India realised by our Prime Minister Narendra Modi<\/a>. On 12 May 2020, our Prime Minister talked about building the five pillars of Aatmanirbhar Bharat<\/a> that include the economy, infrastructure, system, vibrant demography and demand with an announcement of the special economic and comprehensive package of Rs. 20 lakh crores - equivalent to 10% of India’s GDP – to fight against the COVID-19 pandemic in the country. The aim behind such a call was to evolve the country and its citizens to be independent and self-reliant in every aspect.
How will the Prime Minister’s clarion call help homegrown companies as they say that in many cases they are restricted to supply products by public firms?<\/strong>
It was a landmark call for ‘Atmanirbhar Bharat’ to businesses to become ‘Vocal for Local’ in order to promote the homegrown businesses and brands as well as local apps. For the survival of the homegrown telecom companies amid the challenging times due to the pandemic situation and subsequent national shutdown, the telecom committee has sought a comprehensive stimulus package from the government which will definitely provide an impetus to gear up the localised suppliers for the competition from the multinational players.
How is Tepc advocating the local companies’ challenges such as releasing outstanding from BSNL and other state-run firms?
<\/strong>
The indigenous companies have been demanding their dues to be cleared from state-controlled Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited (BSNL), Bharat Broadband Network Limited (BBNL) and Indian Telephone Industries (ITI) by releasing funds from the Cabinet. The telecom sector is also looking forward to some relief to the local service providers in terms of adjusted gross revenue, spectrum charges, licence and other fees and incentives to private operators that can be used for procurement of indigenously designed developed and manufactured telecom equipment.
Should the gradual reservation to domestic companies be given even in the purchase orders of private players?<\/strong>
Currently, India does not have a single public procurement law. Only the states of Tamil Nadu and Karnataka have adopted transparency laws for public procurement. Besides seeking best 'value for money', the public procurement policy in India is further complicated as it also seeks to fulfil several social and developmental objectives such as the policy of preferences\/offsets to favour certain sectors. Price preference, reservation of products for exclusive purchase from small scale industries and price preference for the Central Public Sector Enterprises (CPSE) of up to 10 percent over large scale private units mark the offset policy.
The National Manufacturing Policy<\/a> leverages public procurement to stimulate manufacturing in India – to raise its present share of about 18 percent of the GDP to 25 percent by 2025. Moreover, following the present international practice, particularly in developing countries, the participation in public procurement is getting limited to domestic players gradually, except to the extent necessitated by bilateral or plurilateral agreements.
Read also<\/h4><\/a><\/figure>Atmanirbhar Bharat: Homegrown telecom companies eye consortiums to stay competitive<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>BSNL 4G tender: Telco invites fresh proposals for 57,000 sites<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/div><\/div>
Do we think Indian firms are fully capable of supplying core and radio networks to BSNL as a part of 4G deployment?<\/strong>
PM's drive for Atmanirbhar Bharat aims to emerge a self-reliant India with Indian businesses’ outstanding approach in delivering the services with much less dependency on imports. The Indian companies are capable of supplying core and radio network to BSNL as a part of 4G deployment on a turnkey basis. ITI Limited, the state-owned enterprise floated a request for proposal (RFP) inviting domestic companies to jointly bid for BSNL's 4G equipment supplies, and enjoys a 20% reservation in telco's order, as a part of a policy initiative.
Companies striving for BSNL's 4G supply include Korean Samsung, Finnish Nokia, Swedish Ericsson as well as homegrown companies such as HFCL Limited, Tejas Networks, Sterlite Technologies, Polycab India, and large system integrators such as L&T and HCL, in addition to state-owned Telecommunications Consultants India Limited (TCIL) and ITI Limited. BSNL is set to soon start the trials on the 2100 MHz spectrum band that would be allocated administratively and funded by the Centre through capital infusion at a value of Rs 20,140 crore while the GST amount of Rs 3,674 crore would be borne by the government through budgetary resources.
What steps are you taking to promote Indian vendors & how will it help the economy?
<\/strong>
The outbreak of COVID-19 has created unique opportunities for Indian businesses with encouragement to the ‘Make in India’ scheme for promoting the indigenous companies. Well, I believe that India definitely has the capability to emerge as the next global production hub as it can offer a large international market, quality labour at competitive rates and a thriving private sector. Recently, the Centre has introduced pioneering reforms along with a range of monetary stimulus packages. These reforms can provide opportunities for both industry and academia.
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希望缓解电信公司采购的国产化设备:Tepc
“电信部门也期待一些缓解当地服务提供商而言,调整后的总收益,光谱费用,执照和其他费用和激励私人运营商可用于采购自主设计开发和制造的电信设备,“Kamendra Kumar说,副主席Tepc。
的竞选Atmanirbhar巴拉特成为声乐为当地的为了促进本土企业和品牌以及本地应用程序,是一个具有里程碑意义的电话,和COVID-19大流行创造了独特的印度企业的机会,说Kamendra Kumar副主席的电信设备和服务出口促进委员会(Tepc)和导演——技术,印度电信顾问有限公司(TCIL)。在交互ETTelecom Muntazir阿巴乐动娱乐招聘斯,Kumar会谈使在印度,公共采购政策与国内公司的准备供应设备BSNL的4 g网络,和刺激私人运营商。编辑摘录。
你看雄心勃勃的Atmanirbhar巴拉特(自力更生印度)运动吗?
Atmanirbhar巴拉特Abhiyaan或自力更生印度运动的视觉新印度意识到我们的总理莫迪。2020年5月12日,我们的总理谈到建筑的五大支柱Aatmanirbhar巴拉特包括经济、基础设施、系统、充满活力的人口和需求的公告Rs的特殊经济和综合方案。20十万的卢比——相当于印度的GDP的10%——对抗COVID-19大流行。这样一个叫背后的目的是发展这个国家和它的国民独立和自力更生的方方面面。
总理的感人的号召将如何帮助本土企业,他们说,在许多情况下,它们限制了上市公司的供应的产品吗?
这是一个具有里程碑意义的呼吁“Atmanirbhar Bharat”企业成为“声乐为当地”为了促进本土企业和品牌以及本地应用程序。生存的本土电信公司在艰难时期由于流感大流行的形势和随后的国家关闭,电信委员会寻求一个全面的一揽子刺激计划的政府肯定会提供一个动力装置的本地化供应商来自多国球员的竞争。
如何Tepc倡导当地公司的挑战,如释放从BSNL和其他国有企业优秀吗?
本土企业一直要求他们的会费了从国有Bharat Sanchar Nigam说公司BSNL,巴拉特宽频网络有限公司(BBNL)和印度电话行业(来)从内阁通过释放资金。电信部门也期待一些缓解当地服务提供商而言,调整后的总收益,光谱费用,执照和其他费用和激励私人运营商可用于自主设计开发和制造的电信设备的采购。
逐渐预订,国内企业应给予甚至在私人玩家的购买订单?
目前,印度没有一个公共采购法律。只有美国的泰米尔纳德邦和卡纳塔克邦采用公共采购法律透明度。除了寻求最好的“物有所值”,印度的公共采购政策更为复杂,因为它还寻求实现等社会和发展目标的政策偏好/抵消某些领域。价格优惠,预订的产品独家购买从规模小行业公共部门和价格偏好中央企业(CPSE)高达10%的大型私人单位马克抵消政策。
的国家制造业政策利用公共采购刺激制造业在印度——提高目前大约18%的GDP中所占的份额到2025年的25%。此外,在目前的国际惯例,特别是在发展中国家,在参与公共采购逐渐让有限的国内球员,除了在某种程度上需要通过双边或多边的协议。
我们认为印度公司完全有能力提供核心和广播网络BSNL为4 g部署的一部分吗?
点的Atmanirbhar巴拉特旨在产生一个自力更生的印度与印度企业的优秀方法在提供服务与更少的依赖进口。印度公司有能力提供核心和广播网络BSNL 4 g的一部分部署在承包的基础上。来发现有限,国有企业提出建议的请求(RFP)邀请国内企业共同竞购BSNL 4 g设备供应,并享有电信20%的预订的订单,作为政策倡议的一部分。
公司追求BSNL 4 g供应包括韩国三星、芬兰诺基亚、瑞典爱立信等以及本土公司影响有限,光辉网络,斯特里特锌白铜技术,Polycab印度,L&T等大型系统集成商和盐酸,除了印度国有电信顾问有限公司(TCIL),来发现有限。BSNL将很快启动试验的2100 MHz频段带分配管理和资助中心通过注资20140卢比的价值而消费税3674卢比的金额将由政府通过预算资源。
你采取什么措施来推动印度供应商和它将如何帮助经济?
COVID-19爆发提供了独一无二的机遇与鼓励印度企业在印度的计划促进本土公司。嗯,我绝对相信,印度有能力成为下一个全球生产中心,因为它可以提供一个庞大的国际市场,劳动力质量有竞争力的利率和一个蓬勃发展的私营部门。最近,中心引入了开创性改革伴随着一系列货币刺激计划。这些改革对于工业和学术界提供了机会。
<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>The campaign of Atmanirbhar Bharat to become ‘Vocal for Local’ in order to promote the homegrown businesses and brands as well as local apps, was a landmark call, and the COVID-19 pandemic has created unique opportunities for Indian businesses, said Kamendra Kumar, Vice-Chairman<\/strong> of the Telecom Equipment<\/a> and Services Export Promotion Council (Tepc<\/a>) <\/strong>and Director - Technical, Telecommunication Consultants India Limited (TCIL<\/a>)<\/strong>. In an interaction with ETTelecom's Muntazir Abbas, Kumar talks on Make in India, public procurement policy and domestic companies' readiness to supply equipment to BSNL's 4G network, and stimulus to private operators. Edited excerpts.
<\/em>
How are you looking at the ambitious Atmanirbhar Bharat (self-reliant India) campaign?<\/strong>
Atmanirbhar Bharat Abhiyaan or self-reliant India campaign is the vision of a new India realised by our Prime Minister Narendra Modi<\/a>. On 12 May 2020, our Prime Minister talked about building the five pillars of Aatmanirbhar Bharat<\/a> that include the economy, infrastructure, system, vibrant demography and demand with an announcement of the special economic and comprehensive package of Rs. 20 lakh crores - equivalent to 10% of India’s GDP – to fight against the COVID-19 pandemic in the country. The aim behind such a call was to evolve the country and its citizens to be independent and self-reliant in every aspect.
How will the Prime Minister’s clarion call help homegrown companies as they say that in many cases they are restricted to supply products by public firms?<\/strong>
It was a landmark call for ‘Atmanirbhar Bharat’ to businesses to become ‘Vocal for Local’ in order to promote the homegrown businesses and brands as well as local apps. For the survival of the homegrown telecom companies amid the challenging times due to the pandemic situation and subsequent national shutdown, the telecom committee has sought a comprehensive stimulus package from the government which will definitely provide an impetus to gear up the localised suppliers for the competition from the multinational players.
How is Tepc advocating the local companies’ challenges such as releasing outstanding from BSNL and other state-run firms?
<\/strong>
The indigenous companies have been demanding their dues to be cleared from state-controlled Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited (BSNL), Bharat Broadband Network Limited (BBNL) and Indian Telephone Industries (ITI) by releasing funds from the Cabinet. The telecom sector is also looking forward to some relief to the local service providers in terms of adjusted gross revenue, spectrum charges, licence and other fees and incentives to private operators that can be used for procurement of indigenously designed developed and manufactured telecom equipment.
Should the gradual reservation to domestic companies be given even in the purchase orders of private players?<\/strong>
Currently, India does not have a single public procurement law. Only the states of Tamil Nadu and Karnataka have adopted transparency laws for public procurement. Besides seeking best 'value for money', the public procurement policy in India is further complicated as it also seeks to fulfil several social and developmental objectives such as the policy of preferences\/offsets to favour certain sectors. Price preference, reservation of products for exclusive purchase from small scale industries and price preference for the Central Public Sector Enterprises (CPSE) of up to 10 percent over large scale private units mark the offset policy.
The National Manufacturing Policy<\/a> leverages public procurement to stimulate manufacturing in India – to raise its present share of about 18 percent of the GDP to 25 percent by 2025. Moreover, following the present international practice, particularly in developing countries, the participation in public procurement is getting limited to domestic players gradually, except to the extent necessitated by bilateral or plurilateral agreements.
Read also<\/h4><\/a><\/figure>Atmanirbhar Bharat: Homegrown telecom companies eye consortiums to stay competitive<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>BSNL 4G tender: Telco invites fresh proposals for 57,000 sites<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/div><\/div>
Do we think Indian firms are fully capable of supplying core and radio networks to BSNL as a part of 4G deployment?<\/strong>
PM's drive for Atmanirbhar Bharat aims to emerge a self-reliant India with Indian businesses’ outstanding approach in delivering the services with much less dependency on imports. The Indian companies are capable of supplying core and radio network to BSNL as a part of 4G deployment on a turnkey basis. ITI Limited, the state-owned enterprise floated a request for proposal (RFP) inviting domestic companies to jointly bid for BSNL's 4G equipment supplies, and enjoys a 20% reservation in telco's order, as a part of a policy initiative.
Companies striving for BSNL's 4G supply include Korean Samsung, Finnish Nokia, Swedish Ericsson as well as homegrown companies such as HFCL Limited, Tejas Networks, Sterlite Technologies, Polycab India, and large system integrators such as L&T and HCL, in addition to state-owned Telecommunications Consultants India Limited (TCIL) and ITI Limited. BSNL is set to soon start the trials on the 2100 MHz spectrum band that would be allocated administratively and funded by the Centre through capital infusion at a value of Rs 20,140 crore while the GST amount of Rs 3,674 crore would be borne by the government through budgetary resources.
What steps are you taking to promote Indian vendors & how will it help the economy?
<\/strong>
The outbreak of COVID-19 has created unique opportunities for Indian businesses with encouragement to the ‘Make in India’ scheme for promoting the indigenous companies. Well, I believe that India definitely has the capability to emerge as the next global production hub as it can offer a large international market, quality labour at competitive rates and a thriving private sector. Recently, the Centre has introduced pioneering reforms along with a range of monetary stimulus packages. These reforms can provide opportunities for both industry and academia.
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Do we think Indian firms are fully capable of supplying core and radio networks to BSNL as a part of 4G deployment?<\/strong>
PM's drive for Atmanirbhar Bharat aims to emerge a self-reliant India with Indian businesses’ outstanding approach in delivering the services with much less dependency on imports. The Indian companies are capable of supplying core and radio network to BSNL as a part of 4G deployment on a turnkey basis. ITI Limited, the state-owned enterprise floated a request for proposal (RFP) inviting domestic companies to jointly bid for BSNL's 4G equipment supplies, and enjoys a 20% reservation in telco's order, as a part of a policy initiative.
Companies striving for BSNL's 4G supply include Korean Samsung, Finnish Nokia, Swedish Ericsson as well as homegrown companies such as HFCL Limited, Tejas Networks, Sterlite Technologies, Polycab India, and large system integrators such as L&T and HCL, in addition to state-owned Telecommunications Consultants India Limited (TCIL) and ITI Limited. BSNL is set to soon start the trials on the 2100 MHz spectrum band that would be allocated administratively and funded by the Centre through capital infusion at a value of Rs 20,140 crore while the GST amount of Rs 3,674 crore would be borne by the government through budgetary resources.
What steps are you taking to promote Indian vendors & how will it help the economy?
<\/strong>
The outbreak of COVID-19 has created unique opportunities for Indian businesses with encouragement to the ‘Make in India’ scheme for promoting the indigenous companies. Well, I believe that India definitely has the capability to emerge as the next global production hub as it can offer a large international market, quality labour at competitive rates and a thriving private sector. Recently, the Centre has introduced pioneering reforms along with a range of monetary stimulus packages. These reforms can provide opportunities for both industry and academia.
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希望缓解电信公司采购的国产化设备:Tepc
“电信部门也期待一些缓解当地服务提供商而言,调整后的总收益,光谱费用,执照和其他费用和激励私人运营商可用于采购自主设计开发和制造的电信设备,“Kamendra Kumar说,副主席Tepc。
的竞选Atmanirbhar巴拉特成为声乐为当地的为了促进本土企业和品牌以及本地应用程序,是一个具有里程碑意义的电话,和COVID-19大流行创造了独特的印度企业的机会,说Kamendra Kumar副主席的电信设备和服务出口促进委员会(Tepc)和导演——技术,印度电信顾问有限公司(TCIL)。在交互ETTelecom Muntazir阿巴乐动娱乐招聘斯,Kumar会谈使在印度,公共采购政策与国内公司的准备供应设备BSNL的4 g网络,和刺激私人运营商。编辑摘录。
你看雄心勃勃的Atmanirbhar巴拉特(自力更生印度)运动吗?
Atmanirbhar巴拉特Abhiyaan或自力更生印度运动的视觉新印度意识到我们的总理莫迪。2020年5月12日,我们的总理谈到建筑的五大支柱Aatmanirbhar巴拉特包括经济、基础设施、系统、充满活力的人口和需求的公告Rs的特殊经济和综合方案。20十万的卢比——相当于印度的GDP的10%——对抗COVID-19大流行。这样一个叫背后的目的是发展这个国家和它的国民独立和自力更生的方方面面。
总理的感人的号召将如何帮助本土企业,他们说,在许多情况下,它们限制了上市公司的供应的产品吗?
这是一个具有里程碑意义的呼吁“Atmanirbhar Bharat”企业成为“声乐为当地”为了促进本土企业和品牌以及本地应用程序。生存的本土电信公司在艰难时期由于流感大流行的形势和随后的国家关闭,电信委员会寻求一个全面的一揽子刺激计划的政府肯定会提供一个动力装置的本地化供应商来自多国球员的竞争。
如何Tepc倡导当地公司的挑战,如释放从BSNL和其他国有企业优秀吗?
本土企业一直要求他们的会费了从国有Bharat Sanchar Nigam说公司BSNL,巴拉特宽频网络有限公司(BBNL)和印度电话行业(来)从内阁通过释放资金。电信部门也期待一些缓解当地服务提供商而言,调整后的总收益,光谱费用,执照和其他费用和激励私人运营商可用于自主设计开发和制造的电信设备的采购。
逐渐预订,国内企业应给予甚至在私人玩家的购买订单?
目前,印度没有一个公共采购法律。只有美国的泰米尔纳德邦和卡纳塔克邦采用公共采购法律透明度。除了寻求最好的“物有所值”,印度的公共采购政策更为复杂,因为它还寻求实现等社会和发展目标的政策偏好/抵消某些领域。价格优惠,预订的产品独家购买从规模小行业公共部门和价格偏好中央企业(CPSE)高达10%的大型私人单位马克抵消政策。
的国家制造业政策利用公共采购刺激制造业在印度——提高目前大约18%的GDP中所占的份额到2025年的25%。此外,在目前的国际惯例,特别是在发展中国家,在参与公共采购逐渐让有限的国内球员,除了在某种程度上需要通过双边或多边的协议。
我们认为印度公司完全有能力提供核心和广播网络BSNL为4 g部署的一部分吗?
点的Atmanirbhar巴拉特旨在产生一个自力更生的印度与印度企业的优秀方法在提供服务与更少的依赖进口。印度公司有能力提供核心和广播网络BSNL 4 g的一部分部署在承包的基础上。来发现有限,国有企业提出建议的请求(RFP)邀请国内企业共同竞购BSNL 4 g设备供应,并享有电信20%的预订的订单,作为政策倡议的一部分。
公司追求BSNL 4 g供应包括韩国三星、芬兰诺基亚、瑞典爱立信等以及本土公司影响有限,光辉网络,斯特里特锌白铜技术,Polycab印度,L&T等大型系统集成商和盐酸,除了印度国有电信顾问有限公司(TCIL),来发现有限。BSNL将很快启动试验的2100 MHz频段带分配管理和资助中心通过注资20140卢比的价值而消费税3674卢比的金额将由政府通过预算资源。
你采取什么措施来推动印度供应商和它将如何帮助经济?
COVID-19爆发提供了独一无二的机遇与鼓励印度企业在印度的计划促进本土公司。嗯,我绝对相信,印度有能力成为下一个全球生产中心,因为它可以提供一个庞大的国际市场,劳动力质量有竞争力的利率和一个蓬勃发展的私营部门。最近,中心引入了开创性改革伴随着一系列货币刺激计划。这些改革对于工业和学术界提供了机会。
<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>The campaign of Atmanirbhar Bharat to become ‘Vocal for Local’ in order to promote the homegrown businesses and brands as well as local apps, was a landmark call, and the COVID-19 pandemic has created unique opportunities for Indian businesses, said Kamendra Kumar, Vice-Chairman<\/strong> of the Telecom Equipment<\/a> and Services Export Promotion Council (Tepc<\/a>) <\/strong>and Director - Technical, Telecommunication Consultants India Limited (TCIL<\/a>)<\/strong>. In an interaction with ETTelecom's Muntazir Abbas, Kumar talks on Make in India, public procurement policy and domestic companies' readiness to supply equipment to BSNL's 4G network, and stimulus to private operators. Edited excerpts.
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How are you looking at the ambitious Atmanirbhar Bharat (self-reliant India) campaign?<\/strong>
Atmanirbhar Bharat Abhiyaan or self-reliant India campaign is the vision of a new India realised by our Prime Minister Narendra Modi<\/a>. On 12 May 2020, our Prime Minister talked about building the five pillars of Aatmanirbhar Bharat<\/a> that include the economy, infrastructure, system, vibrant demography and demand with an announcement of the special economic and comprehensive package of Rs. 20 lakh crores - equivalent to 10% of India’s GDP – to fight against the COVID-19 pandemic in the country. The aim behind such a call was to evolve the country and its citizens to be independent and self-reliant in every aspect.
How will the Prime Minister’s clarion call help homegrown companies as they say that in many cases they are restricted to supply products by public firms?<\/strong>
It was a landmark call for ‘Atmanirbhar Bharat’ to businesses to become ‘Vocal for Local’ in order to promote the homegrown businesses and brands as well as local apps. For the survival of the homegrown telecom companies amid the challenging times due to the pandemic situation and subsequent national shutdown, the telecom committee has sought a comprehensive stimulus package from the government which will definitely provide an impetus to gear up the localised suppliers for the competition from the multinational players.
How is Tepc advocating the local companies’ challenges such as releasing outstanding from BSNL and other state-run firms?
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The indigenous companies have been demanding their dues to be cleared from state-controlled Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited (BSNL), Bharat Broadband Network Limited (BBNL) and Indian Telephone Industries (ITI) by releasing funds from the Cabinet. The telecom sector is also looking forward to some relief to the local service providers in terms of adjusted gross revenue, spectrum charges, licence and other fees and incentives to private operators that can be used for procurement of indigenously designed developed and manufactured telecom equipment.
Should the gradual reservation to domestic companies be given even in the purchase orders of private players?<\/strong>
Currently, India does not have a single public procurement law. Only the states of Tamil Nadu and Karnataka have adopted transparency laws for public procurement. Besides seeking best 'value for money', the public procurement policy in India is further complicated as it also seeks to fulfil several social and developmental objectives such as the policy of preferences\/offsets to favour certain sectors. Price preference, reservation of products for exclusive purchase from small scale industries and price preference for the Central Public Sector Enterprises (CPSE) of up to 10 percent over large scale private units mark the offset policy.
The National Manufacturing Policy<\/a> leverages public procurement to stimulate manufacturing in India – to raise its present share of about 18 percent of the GDP to 25 percent by 2025. Moreover, following the present international practice, particularly in developing countries, the participation in public procurement is getting limited to domestic players gradually, except to the extent necessitated by bilateral or plurilateral agreements.
Read also<\/h4><\/a><\/figure>Atmanirbhar Bharat: Homegrown telecom companies eye consortiums to stay competitive<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>BSNL 4G tender: Telco invites fresh proposals for 57,000 sites<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/div><\/div>
Do we think Indian firms are fully capable of supplying core and radio networks to BSNL as a part of 4G deployment?<\/strong>
PM's drive for Atmanirbhar Bharat aims to emerge a self-reliant India with Indian businesses’ outstanding approach in delivering the services with much less dependency on imports. The Indian companies are capable of supplying core and radio network to BSNL as a part of 4G deployment on a turnkey basis. ITI Limited, the state-owned enterprise floated a request for proposal (RFP) inviting domestic companies to jointly bid for BSNL's 4G equipment supplies, and enjoys a 20% reservation in telco's order, as a part of a policy initiative.
Companies striving for BSNL's 4G supply include Korean Samsung, Finnish Nokia, Swedish Ericsson as well as homegrown companies such as HFCL Limited, Tejas Networks, Sterlite Technologies, Polycab India, and large system integrators such as L&T and HCL, in addition to state-owned Telecommunications Consultants India Limited (TCIL) and ITI Limited. BSNL is set to soon start the trials on the 2100 MHz spectrum band that would be allocated administratively and funded by the Centre through capital infusion at a value of Rs 20,140 crore while the GST amount of Rs 3,674 crore would be borne by the government through budgetary resources.
What steps are you taking to promote Indian vendors & how will it help the economy?
<\/strong>
The outbreak of COVID-19 has created unique opportunities for Indian businesses with encouragement to the ‘Make in India’ scheme for promoting the indigenous companies. Well, I believe that India definitely has the capability to emerge as the next global production hub as it can offer a large international market, quality labour at competitive rates and a thriving private sector. Recently, the Centre has introduced pioneering reforms along with a range of monetary stimulus packages. These reforms can provide opportunities for both industry and academia.
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Do we think Indian firms are fully capable of supplying core and radio networks to BSNL as a part of 4G deployment?<\/strong>
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What steps are you taking to promote Indian vendors & how will it help the economy?
<\/strong>
The outbreak of COVID-19 has created unique opportunities for Indian businesses with encouragement to the ‘Make in India’ scheme for promoting the indigenous companies. Well, I believe that India definitely has the capability to emerge as the next global production hub as it can offer a large international market, quality labour at competitive rates and a thriving private sector. Recently, the Centre has introduced pioneering reforms along with a range of monetary stimulus packages. These reforms can provide opportunities for both industry and academia.
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希望缓解电信公司采购的国产化设备:Tepc
“电信部门也期待一些缓解当地服务提供商而言,调整后的总收益,光谱费用,执照和其他费用和激励私人运营商可用于采购自主设计开发和制造的电信设备,“Kamendra Kumar说,副主席Tepc。
的竞选Atmanirbhar巴拉特成为声乐为当地的为了促进本土企业和品牌以及本地应用程序,是一个具有里程碑意义的电话,和COVID-19大流行创造了独特的印度企业的机会,说Kamendra Kumar副主席的电信设备和服务出口促进委员会(Tepc)和导演——技术,印度电信顾问有限公司(TCIL)。在交互ETTelecom Muntazir阿巴乐动娱乐招聘斯,Kumar会谈使在印度,公共采购政策与国内公司的准备供应设备BSNL的4 g网络,和刺激私人运营商。编辑摘录。
你看雄心勃勃的Atmanirbhar巴拉特(自力更生印度)运动吗?
Atmanirbhar巴拉特Abhiyaan或自力更生印度运动的视觉新印度意识到我们的总理莫迪。2020年5月12日,我们的总理谈到建筑的五大支柱Aatmanirbhar巴拉特包括经济、基础设施、系统、充满活力的人口和需求的公告Rs的特殊经济和综合方案。20十万的卢比——相当于印度的GDP的10%——对抗COVID-19大流行。这样一个叫背后的目的是发展这个国家和它的国民独立和自力更生的方方面面。
总理的感人的号召将如何帮助本土企业,他们说,在许多情况下,它们限制了上市公司的供应的产品吗?
这是一个具有里程碑意义的呼吁“Atmanirbhar Bharat”企业成为“声乐为当地”为了促进本土企业和品牌以及本地应用程序。生存的本土电信公司在艰难时期由于流感大流行的形势和随后的国家关闭,电信委员会寻求一个全面的一揽子刺激计划的政府肯定会提供一个动力装置的本地化供应商来自多国球员的竞争。
如何Tepc倡导当地公司的挑战,如释放从BSNL和其他国有企业优秀吗?
本土企业一直要求他们的会费了从国有Bharat Sanchar Nigam说公司BSNL,巴拉特宽频网络有限公司(BBNL)和印度电话行业(来)从内阁通过释放资金。电信部门也期待一些缓解当地服务提供商而言,调整后的总收益,光谱费用,执照和其他费用和激励私人运营商可用于自主设计开发和制造的电信设备的采购。
逐渐预订,国内企业应给予甚至在私人玩家的购买订单?
目前,印度没有一个公共采购法律。只有美国的泰米尔纳德邦和卡纳塔克邦采用公共采购法律透明度。除了寻求最好的“物有所值”,印度的公共采购政策更为复杂,因为它还寻求实现等社会和发展目标的政策偏好/抵消某些领域。价格优惠,预订的产品独家购买从规模小行业公共部门和价格偏好中央企业(CPSE)高达10%的大型私人单位马克抵消政策。
的国家制造业政策利用公共采购刺激制造业在印度——提高目前大约18%的GDP中所占的份额到2025年的25%。此外,在目前的国际惯例,特别是在发展中国家,在参与公共采购逐渐让有限的国内球员,除了在某种程度上需要通过双边或多边的协议。
我们认为印度公司完全有能力提供核心和广播网络BSNL为4 g部署的一部分吗?
点的Atmanirbhar巴拉特旨在产生一个自力更生的印度与印度企业的优秀方法在提供服务与更少的依赖进口。印度公司有能力提供核心和广播网络BSNL 4 g的一部分部署在承包的基础上。来发现有限,国有企业提出建议的请求(RFP)邀请国内企业共同竞购BSNL 4 g设备供应,并享有电信20%的预订的订单,作为政策倡议的一部分。
公司追求BSNL 4 g供应包括韩国三星、芬兰诺基亚、瑞典爱立信等以及本土公司影响有限,光辉网络,斯特里特锌白铜技术,Polycab印度,L&T等大型系统集成商和盐酸,除了印度国有电信顾问有限公司(TCIL),来发现有限。BSNL将很快启动试验的2100 MHz频段带分配管理和资助中心通过注资20140卢比的价值而消费税3674卢比的金额将由政府通过预算资源。
你采取什么措施来推动印度供应商和它将如何帮助经济?
COVID-19爆发提供了独一无二的机遇与鼓励印度企业在印度的计划促进本土公司。嗯,我绝对相信,印度有能力成为下一个全球生产中心,因为它可以提供一个庞大的国际市场,劳动力质量有竞争力的利率和一个蓬勃发展的私营部门。最近,中心引入了开创性改革伴随着一系列货币刺激计划。这些改革对于工业和学术界提供了机会。
<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>The campaign of Atmanirbhar Bharat to become ‘Vocal for Local’ in order to promote the homegrown businesses and brands as well as local apps, was a landmark call, and the COVID-19 pandemic has created unique opportunities for Indian businesses, said Kamendra Kumar, Vice-Chairman<\/strong> of the Telecom Equipment<\/a> and Services Export Promotion Council (Tepc<\/a>) <\/strong>and Director - Technical, Telecommunication Consultants India Limited (TCIL<\/a>)<\/strong>. In an interaction with ETTelecom's Muntazir Abbas, Kumar talks on Make in India, public procurement policy and domestic companies' readiness to supply equipment to BSNL's 4G network, and stimulus to private operators. Edited excerpts.
<\/em>
How are you looking at the ambitious Atmanirbhar Bharat (self-reliant India) campaign?<\/strong>
Atmanirbhar Bharat Abhiyaan or self-reliant India campaign is the vision of a new India realised by our Prime Minister Narendra Modi<\/a>. On 12 May 2020, our Prime Minister talked about building the five pillars of Aatmanirbhar Bharat<\/a> that include the economy, infrastructure, system, vibrant demography and demand with an announcement of the special economic and comprehensive package of Rs. 20 lakh crores - equivalent to 10% of India’s GDP – to fight against the COVID-19 pandemic in the country. The aim behind such a call was to evolve the country and its citizens to be independent and self-reliant in every aspect.
How will the Prime Minister’s clarion call help homegrown companies as they say that in many cases they are restricted to supply products by public firms?<\/strong>
It was a landmark call for ‘Atmanirbhar Bharat’ to businesses to become ‘Vocal for Local’ in order to promote the homegrown businesses and brands as well as local apps. For the survival of the homegrown telecom companies amid the challenging times due to the pandemic situation and subsequent national shutdown, the telecom committee has sought a comprehensive stimulus package from the government which will definitely provide an impetus to gear up the localised suppliers for the competition from the multinational players.
How is Tepc advocating the local companies’ challenges such as releasing outstanding from BSNL and other state-run firms?
<\/strong>
The indigenous companies have been demanding their dues to be cleared from state-controlled Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited (BSNL), Bharat Broadband Network Limited (BBNL) and Indian Telephone Industries (ITI) by releasing funds from the Cabinet. The telecom sector is also looking forward to some relief to the local service providers in terms of adjusted gross revenue, spectrum charges, licence and other fees and incentives to private operators that can be used for procurement of indigenously designed developed and manufactured telecom equipment.
Should the gradual reservation to domestic companies be given even in the purchase orders of private players?<\/strong>
Currently, India does not have a single public procurement law. Only the states of Tamil Nadu and Karnataka have adopted transparency laws for public procurement. Besides seeking best 'value for money', the public procurement policy in India is further complicated as it also seeks to fulfil several social and developmental objectives such as the policy of preferences\/offsets to favour certain sectors. Price preference, reservation of products for exclusive purchase from small scale industries and price preference for the Central Public Sector Enterprises (CPSE) of up to 10 percent over large scale private units mark the offset policy.
The National Manufacturing Policy<\/a> leverages public procurement to stimulate manufacturing in India – to raise its present share of about 18 percent of the GDP to 25 percent by 2025. Moreover, following the present international practice, particularly in developing countries, the participation in public procurement is getting limited to domestic players gradually, except to the extent necessitated by bilateral or plurilateral agreements.
Read also<\/h4><\/a><\/figure>Atmanirbhar Bharat: Homegrown telecom companies eye consortiums to stay competitive<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>BSNL 4G tender: Telco invites fresh proposals for 57,000 sites<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/div><\/div>
Do we think Indian firms are fully capable of supplying core and radio networks to BSNL as a part of 4G deployment?<\/strong>
PM's drive for Atmanirbhar Bharat aims to emerge a self-reliant India with Indian businesses’ outstanding approach in delivering the services with much less dependency on imports. The Indian companies are capable of supplying core and radio network to BSNL as a part of 4G deployment on a turnkey basis. ITI Limited, the state-owned enterprise floated a request for proposal (RFP) inviting domestic companies to jointly bid for BSNL's 4G equipment supplies, and enjoys a 20% reservation in telco's order, as a part of a policy initiative.
Companies striving for BSNL's 4G supply include Korean Samsung, Finnish Nokia, Swedish Ericsson as well as homegrown companies such as HFCL Limited, Tejas Networks, Sterlite Technologies, Polycab India, and large system integrators such as L&T and HCL, in addition to state-owned Telecommunications Consultants India Limited (TCIL) and ITI Limited. BSNL is set to soon start the trials on the 2100 MHz spectrum band that would be allocated administratively and funded by the Centre through capital infusion at a value of Rs 20,140 crore while the GST amount of Rs 3,674 crore would be borne by the government through budgetary resources.
What steps are you taking to promote Indian vendors & how will it help the economy?
<\/strong>
The outbreak of COVID-19 has created unique opportunities for Indian businesses with encouragement to the ‘Make in India’ scheme for promoting the indigenous companies. Well, I believe that India definitely has the capability to emerge as the next global production hub as it can offer a large international market, quality labour at competitive rates and a thriving private sector. Recently, the Centre has introduced pioneering reforms along with a range of monetary stimulus packages. These reforms can provide opportunities for both industry and academia.
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希望缓解电信公司采购的国产化设备:Tepc
“电信部门也期待一些缓解当地服务提供商而言,调整后的总收益,光谱费用,执照和其他费用和激励私人运营商可用于采购自主设计开发和制造的电信设备,“Kamendra Kumar说,副主席Tepc。
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你看雄心勃勃的Atmanirbhar巴拉特(自力更生印度)运动吗?
Atmanirbhar巴拉特Abhiyaan或自力更生印度运动的视觉新印度意识到我们的总理莫迪。2020年5月12日,我们的总理谈到建筑的五大支柱Aatmanirbhar巴拉特包括经济、基础设施、系统、充满活力的人口和需求的公告Rs的特殊经济和综合方案。20十万的卢比——相当于印度的GDP的10%——对抗COVID-19大流行。这样一个叫背后的目的是发展这个国家和它的国民独立和自力更生的方方面面。
总理的感人的号召将如何帮助本土企业,他们说,在许多情况下,它们限制了上市公司的供应的产品吗?
这是一个具有里程碑意义的呼吁“Atmanirbhar Bharat”企业成为“声乐为当地”为了促进本土企业和品牌以及本地应用程序。生存的本土电信公司在艰难时期由于流感大流行的形势和随后的国家关闭,电信委员会寻求一个全面的一揽子刺激计划的政府肯定会提供一个动力装置的本地化供应商来自多国球员的竞争。
如何Tepc倡导当地公司的挑战,如释放从BSNL和其他国有企业优秀吗?
本土企业一直要求他们的会费了从国有Bharat Sanchar Nigam说公司BSNL,巴拉特宽频网络有限公司(BBNL)和印度电话行业(来)从内阁通过释放资金。电信部门也期待一些缓解当地服务提供商而言,调整后的总收益,光谱费用,执照和其他费用和激励私人运营商可用于自主设计开发和制造的电信设备的采购。
逐渐预订,国内企业应给予甚至在私人玩家的购买订单?
目前,印度没有一个公共采购法律。只有美国的泰米尔纳德邦和卡纳塔克邦采用公共采购法律透明度。除了寻求最好的“物有所值”,印度的公共采购政策更为复杂,因为它还寻求实现等社会和发展目标的政策偏好/抵消某些领域。价格优惠,预订的产品独家购买从规模小行业公共部门和价格偏好中央企业(CPSE)高达10%的大型私人单位马克抵消政策。
的国家制造业政策利用公共采购刺激制造业在印度——提高目前大约18%的GDP中所占的份额到2025年的25%。此外,在目前的国际惯例,特别是在发展中国家,在参与公共采购逐渐让有限的国内球员,除了在某种程度上需要通过双边或多边的协议。
我们认为印度公司完全有能力提供核心和广播网络BSNL为4 g部署的一部分吗?
点的Atmanirbhar巴拉特旨在产生一个自力更生的印度与印度企业的优秀方法在提供服务与更少的依赖进口。印度公司有能力提供核心和广播网络BSNL 4 g的一部分部署在承包的基础上。来发现有限,国有企业提出建议的请求(RFP)邀请国内企业共同竞购BSNL 4 g设备供应,并享有电信20%的预订的订单,作为政策倡议的一部分。
公司追求BSNL 4 g供应包括韩国三星、芬兰诺基亚、瑞典爱立信等以及本土公司影响有限,光辉网络,斯特里特锌白铜技术,Polycab印度,L&T等大型系统集成商和盐酸,除了印度国有电信顾问有限公司(TCIL),来发现有限。BSNL将很快启动试验的2100 MHz频段带分配管理和资助中心通过注资20140卢比的价值而消费税3674卢比的金额将由政府通过预算资源。
你采取什么措施来推动印度供应商和它将如何帮助经济?
COVID-19爆发提供了独一无二的机遇与鼓励印度企业在印度的计划促进本土公司。嗯,我绝对相信,印度有能力成为下一个全球生产中心,因为它可以提供一个庞大的国际市场,劳动力质量有竞争力的利率和一个蓬勃发展的私营部门。最近,中心引入了开创性改革伴随着一系列货币刺激计划。这些改革对于工业和学术界提供了机会。
<\/em>
How are you looking at the ambitious Atmanirbhar Bharat (self-reliant India) campaign?<\/strong>
Atmanirbhar Bharat Abhiyaan or self-reliant India campaign is the vision of a new India realised by our Prime Minister Narendra Modi<\/a>. On 12 May 2020, our Prime Minister talked about building the five pillars of Aatmanirbhar Bharat<\/a> that include the economy, infrastructure, system, vibrant demography and demand with an announcement of the special economic and comprehensive package of Rs. 20 lakh crores - equivalent to 10% of India’s GDP – to fight against the COVID-19 pandemic in the country. The aim behind such a call was to evolve the country and its citizens to be independent and self-reliant in every aspect.
How will the Prime Minister’s clarion call help homegrown companies as they say that in many cases they are restricted to supply products by public firms?<\/strong>
It was a landmark call for ‘Atmanirbhar Bharat’ to businesses to become ‘Vocal for Local’ in order to promote the homegrown businesses and brands as well as local apps. For the survival of the homegrown telecom companies amid the challenging times due to the pandemic situation and subsequent national shutdown, the telecom committee has sought a comprehensive stimulus package from the government which will definitely provide an impetus to gear up the localised suppliers for the competition from the multinational players.
How is Tepc advocating the local companies’ challenges such as releasing outstanding from BSNL and other state-run firms?
<\/strong>
The indigenous companies have been demanding their dues to be cleared from state-controlled Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited (BSNL), Bharat Broadband Network Limited (BBNL) and Indian Telephone Industries (ITI) by releasing funds from the Cabinet. The telecom sector is also looking forward to some relief to the local service providers in terms of adjusted gross revenue, spectrum charges, licence and other fees and incentives to private operators that can be used for procurement of indigenously designed developed and manufactured telecom equipment.
Should the gradual reservation to domestic companies be given even in the purchase orders of private players?<\/strong>
Currently, India does not have a single public procurement law. Only the states of Tamil Nadu and Karnataka have adopted transparency laws for public procurement. Besides seeking best 'value for money', the public procurement policy in India is further complicated as it also seeks to fulfil several social and developmental objectives such as the policy of preferences\/offsets to favour certain sectors. Price preference, reservation of products for exclusive purchase from small scale industries and price preference for the Central Public Sector Enterprises (CPSE) of up to 10 percent over large scale private units mark the offset policy.
The National Manufacturing Policy<\/a> leverages public procurement to stimulate manufacturing in India – to raise its present share of about 18 percent of the GDP to 25 percent by 2025. Moreover, following the present international practice, particularly in developing countries, the participation in public procurement is getting limited to domestic players gradually, except to the extent necessitated by bilateral or plurilateral agreements.
Read also<\/h4><\/a><\/figure>Atmanirbhar Bharat: Homegrown telecom companies eye consortiums to stay competitive<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>BSNL 4G tender: Telco invites fresh proposals for 57,000 sites<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/div><\/div>
Do we think Indian firms are fully capable of supplying core and radio networks to BSNL as a part of 4G deployment?<\/strong>
PM's drive for Atmanirbhar Bharat aims to emerge a self-reliant India with Indian businesses’ outstanding approach in delivering the services with much less dependency on imports. The Indian companies are capable of supplying core and radio network to BSNL as a part of 4G deployment on a turnkey basis. ITI Limited, the state-owned enterprise floated a request for proposal (RFP) inviting domestic companies to jointly bid for BSNL's 4G equipment supplies, and enjoys a 20% reservation in telco's order, as a part of a policy initiative.
Companies striving for BSNL's 4G supply include Korean Samsung, Finnish Nokia, Swedish Ericsson as well as homegrown companies such as HFCL Limited, Tejas Networks, Sterlite Technologies, Polycab India, and large system integrators such as L&T and HCL, in addition to state-owned Telecommunications Consultants India Limited (TCIL) and ITI Limited. BSNL is set to soon start the trials on the 2100 MHz spectrum band that would be allocated administratively and funded by the Centre through capital infusion at a value of Rs 20,140 crore while the GST amount of Rs 3,674 crore would be borne by the government through budgetary resources.
What steps are you taking to promote Indian vendors & how will it help the economy?
<\/strong>
The outbreak of COVID-19 has created unique opportunities for Indian businesses with encouragement to the ‘Make in India’ scheme for promoting the indigenous companies. Well, I believe that India definitely has the capability to emerge as the next global production hub as it can offer a large international market, quality labour at competitive rates and a thriving private sector. Recently, the Centre has introduced pioneering reforms along with a range of monetary stimulus packages. These reforms can provide opportunities for both industry and academia.
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<\/a><\/figure>Atmanirbhar Bharat: Homegrown telecom companies eye consortiums to stay competitive<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>BSNL 4G tender: Telco invites fresh proposals for 57,000 sites<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/div><\/div>
Do we think Indian firms are fully capable of supplying core and radio networks to BSNL as a part of 4G deployment?<\/strong>
PM's drive for Atmanirbhar Bharat aims to emerge a self-reliant India with Indian businesses’ outstanding approach in delivering the services with much less dependency on imports. The Indian companies are capable of supplying core and radio network to BSNL as a part of 4G deployment on a turnkey basis. ITI Limited, the state-owned enterprise floated a request for proposal (RFP) inviting domestic companies to jointly bid for BSNL's 4G equipment supplies, and enjoys a 20% reservation in telco's order, as a part of a policy initiative.
Companies striving for BSNL's 4G supply include Korean Samsung, Finnish Nokia, Swedish Ericsson as well as homegrown companies such as HFCL Limited, Tejas Networks, Sterlite Technologies, Polycab India, and large system integrators such as L&T and HCL, in addition to state-owned Telecommunications Consultants India Limited (TCIL) and ITI Limited. BSNL is set to soon start the trials on the 2100 MHz spectrum band that would be allocated administratively and funded by the Centre through capital infusion at a value of Rs 20,140 crore while the GST amount of Rs 3,674 crore would be borne by the government through budgetary resources.
What steps are you taking to promote Indian vendors & how will it help the economy?
<\/strong>
The outbreak of COVID-19 has created unique opportunities for Indian businesses with encouragement to the ‘Make in India’ scheme for promoting the indigenous companies. Well, I believe that India definitely has the capability to emerge as the next global production hub as it can offer a large international market, quality labour at competitive rates and a thriving private sector. Recently, the Centre has introduced pioneering reforms along with a range of monetary stimulus packages. These reforms can provide opportunities for both industry and academia.
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