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<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>Panaji: Following complains from students living in remote villages about lack of adequate connectivity hampering their online school and college classes, Chief Minister Pramod Sawant<\/a> on Wednesday announced fresh incentives for telecom companies to set up towers and related infrastructure in Goa's hinterland that is dotted by blindspots.

According to fresh amendments to the Goa Telecom Infrastructure Policy 2020<\/a>, which were cleared by the state cabinet on Wednesday, companies setting up towers in rural areas will only have to pay 10 per cent of the monthly rent for a period of five years and 25 per cent of the rentals after the first five year period.

Currently, mobile companies have to shell out Rs 50,000 per month to set up mobile telephony towers in government<\/a> property.

\"Those who want to install towers in rural areas this year, will only have to pay 10 percent of the rent for the first five years. No one is willing to set up towers in remote villages right now. Government has fixed rent at only 10 percent for the first five years. After that it will be 25 per cent,\" Sawant said.

Currently 144 applications for setting up mobile towers are pending before the state government.

The state government came up with the Goa Telecom Infrastructure Policy<\/a> 2020, amid opposition by local residents over setting up of mobile towers in the state. The policy facilitates prompt processing of applications for setting up mobile towers on government property.

Ever since the pandemic forced schools and other educational institutions to switch to online mode, students of several schools living in rural areas had complained about poor connectivity issues, which forced them to walk several miles to the nearest spot where range was adequate.

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果阿的新刺激为塔在农村电信圈

目前,移动公司必须支付每月50000卢比建立移动电话塔在政府财产。

  • 更新于2021年7月7日下午04:46坚持
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Panaji:后从生活在偏远村庄的学生们抱怨缺乏足够的连通性阻碍他们的在线学校和大学课程,首席部长帕拉Sawant为电信公司周三宣布新的激励建立塔和相关基础设施在果阿的腹地所点缀的盲点。

根据新的修改果2020年电信基础设施的政策,通过国家内阁周三,公司建立塔在农村地区只需要支付10%的月租金一段五年和25%的租金后第一个五年。

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目前,移动公司必须支付每月50000卢比建立移动电话塔政府财产。

“那些希望安装塔今年在农村地区,只需要支付10%的租金第一个五年。没有人愿意在偏远村庄建立塔。政府固定租金只有10%的第一个五年。之后,这将是25%,”Sawant说。

目前144年申请设立移动塔州政府之前等待。

政府想出了果阿电信基础设施政策2020年,在被当地居民反对在移动基站的设置状态。的政策有利于及时处理申请设立电话塔政府财产。

自从大流行迫使学校和其他教育机构切换到在线模式,学生居住在农村地区的几所学校曾抱怨贫穷的连接问题,这迫使他们走几英里到最近的地方范围是足够了。

  • 发布于2021年7月7日下午04:42坚持
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<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>Panaji: Following complains from students living in remote villages about lack of adequate connectivity hampering their online school and college classes, Chief Minister Pramod Sawant<\/a> on Wednesday announced fresh incentives for telecom companies to set up towers and related infrastructure in Goa's hinterland that is dotted by blindspots.

According to fresh amendments to the Goa Telecom Infrastructure Policy 2020<\/a>, which were cleared by the state cabinet on Wednesday, companies setting up towers in rural areas will only have to pay 10 per cent of the monthly rent for a period of five years and 25 per cent of the rentals after the first five year period.

Currently, mobile companies have to shell out Rs 50,000 per month to set up mobile telephony towers in government<\/a> property.

\"Those who want to install towers in rural areas this year, will only have to pay 10 percent of the rent for the first five years. No one is willing to set up towers in remote villages right now. Government has fixed rent at only 10 percent for the first five years. After that it will be 25 per cent,\" Sawant said.

Currently 144 applications for setting up mobile towers are pending before the state government.

The state government came up with the Goa Telecom Infrastructure Policy<\/a> 2020, amid opposition by local residents over setting up of mobile towers in the state. The policy facilitates prompt processing of applications for setting up mobile towers on government property.

Ever since the pandemic forced schools and other educational institutions to switch to online mode, students of several schools living in rural areas had complained about poor connectivity issues, which forced them to walk several miles to the nearest spot where range was adequate.

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