$\"\"$ KOLKATA: India has called for the establishment of a global agency to manage the Internet<\/a>, something along the lines of the UN’s International Telecommunications Union, as it pushes for multi-government role in formulating Internet governance rules.
\n
\nSuch a body would give India direct stake in influencing the framing of Internet-related policies and help allay concerns in the government that the Internet is largely in the grip of Western powers, especially the US.
\n
\nAlthough the Internet is largely unregulated, US-based Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN) is currently entrusted with ensuring operational robustness of the naming system for websites on the Internet.
\n
In a recent internal note, the National Security Council Secretariat<\/a> (NSCS) warned that the key function of managing the domain name system (DNS) is in the hands of the National Telecom & Information Administration, an arm of the US Department of Commerce that advises the Obama administration on telecom and information policy<\/a> matters.
\n
\nET has seen a copy of the note. The NSCS is India’s apex agency looking into political, economic, energy and strategic security matters. Its warning follows reports of United States intelligence agencies snooping on emails and online chats of people around the world.
\n
Senior officials in the foreign ministry and Department of Electronics<\/a> & IT (DeiTY) communicated India’s stand on the issue at a recent UN meeting in Geneva on ways to redraw the international map of Internet governance. “India’s position is aligned with Russia, Saudi Arabia and Iran who also want governments to collectively drive Internet management worldwide,” said a top official who was present at last week’s Geneva round.
\n
\n“Trust in the Internet has declined and India’s objective in the Geneva session was to ensure its concerns are accommodated in whatever international regime of Internet governance finally emerges.”
\n
\nDiscussions on the issue will continue in the next round of meetings in Brazil next month, the official added. India’s stand, however, was “at odds with the US, the European Union, Sweden, UK and Japan”, which believe “top-down approaches purely involving governments is not the way to globally manage the Internet”, the same official said.
\n
\nFor instance, Europe has called for reinforcing the global Internet Governance Forum (IGF), a multi-stakeholder forum mandated eight years ago by the UN to prepare a roadmap for global management of the Internet based on consultations, involving representatives of civil society, private sector and academics.
\n
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印度建立全球机构来管理互联网

这样的身体将使印度直接影响互联网政策的框架和股份有助于减轻政府的担忧。

Kalyan尔巴特

更新2014年3月6日凌晨08:31坚持

印度加尔各答:呼吁建立一个全球机构来管理互联网,的联合国国际电信联盟,因为它在互联网监管规则制定推动multi-government作用。

这样的身体将使印度直接股份影响互联网政策的框架,帮助减轻政府的担忧:互联网是很大程度上掌握在西方国家,尤其是美国。

尽管互联网是基本上不受监管,美国互联网名称与数字地址分配机构(ICANN)是目前委托确保操作命名系统的鲁棒性的网站在互联网上。

在最近的一份内部报告,国家安全委员会秘书处(nsc)警告说,关键的功能管理域名系统(DNS)是在国家电信和信息管理局手中,一只手臂的美国商务部的建议,奥巴马政府在电信和信息政策很重要。

等报告的一个副本。nsc是印度顶机构研究政治、经济、能源和战略安全问题。美国情报机构的报告警告窥探世界各地的人们的电子邮件和在线聊天。

在外交部高级官员电子系&(神)沟通印度在这个问题上的立场在最近的一次联合国会议在日内瓦的方法重绘国际互联网治理的地图。“印度与俄罗斯的立场是一致的,沙特阿拉伯和伊朗也希望政府共同推动全球互联网管理,“说一位高级官员出席上周的日内瓦。

“相信在互联网已经拒绝和印度在日内瓦会议的目标是确保其适应在任何国际政权的互联网治理的担忧终于出现了。”

对这个问题的讨论将会继续下一轮会议下个月在巴西,这位官员补充道。然而,印度的立场是“与美国、欧盟、瑞典、英国和日本”,而认为“自上而下的方法涉及政府并不是纯粹的方式在全球范围内管理互联网”,这位官员说。

例如,欧洲呼吁加强全球互联网管理论坛(IGF),一个多方利益相关者论坛八年前由联合国授权准备一个基于互联网的全球管理路线图磋商,涉及到公民社会的代表,私营部门和学者。

另一个代表在印度领先的GSM运营商高管承认,有“没有共识Genava讨论未来的互联网治理、国家拒绝搬离自己的声明立场”。

发布于2014年3月6日凌晨08:29坚持

$\"\"$ KOLKATA: India has called for the establishment of a global agency to manage the Internet<\/a>, something along the lines of the UN’s International Telecommunications Union, as it pushes for multi-government role in formulating Internet governance rules.
\n
\nSuch a body would give India direct stake in influencing the framing of Internet-related policies and help allay concerns in the government that the Internet is largely in the grip of Western powers, especially the US.
\n
\nAlthough the Internet is largely unregulated, US-based Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN) is currently entrusted with ensuring operational robustness of the naming system for websites on the Internet.
\n
In a recent internal note, the National Security Council Secretariat<\/a> (NSCS) warned that the key function of managing the domain name system (DNS) is in the hands of the National Telecom & Information Administration, an arm of the US Department of Commerce that advises the Obama administration on telecom and information policy<\/a> matters.
\n
\nET has seen a copy of the note. The NSCS is India’s apex agency looking into political, economic, energy and strategic security matters. Its warning follows reports of United States intelligence agencies snooping on emails and online chats of people around the world.
\n
Senior officials in the foreign ministry and Department of Electronics<\/a> & IT (DeiTY) communicated India’s stand on the issue at a recent UN meeting in Geneva on ways to redraw the international map of Internet governance. “India’s position is aligned with Russia, Saudi Arabia and Iran who also want governments to collectively drive Internet management worldwide,” said a top official who was present at last week’s Geneva round.
\n
\n“Trust in the Internet has declined and India’s objective in the Geneva session was to ensure its concerns are accommodated in whatever international regime of Internet governance finally emerges.”
\n
\nDiscussions on the issue will continue in the next round of meetings in Brazil next month, the official added. India’s stand, however, was “at odds with the US, the European Union, Sweden, UK and Japan”, which believe “top-down approaches purely involving governments is not the way to globally manage the Internet”, the same official said.
\n
\nFor instance, Europe has called for reinforcing the global Internet Governance Forum (IGF), a multi-stakeholder forum mandated eight years ago by the UN to prepare a roadmap for global management of the Internet based on consultations, involving representatives of civil society, private sector and academics.
\n
\nAnother top executive representing a leading GSM operator in India conceded that there was “no consensus in the Genava talks on the future of internet governance, with countries refusing to budge from their stated positions”.\n\n<\/body>","next_sibling":[{"msid":31489453,"title":"DoT panel for slab-based penalties for violations by telcos","entity_type":"ARTICLE","link":"\/news\/policy\/dot-panel-for-slab-based-penalties-for-violations-by-telcos\/31489453","category_name":null,"category_name_seo":"policy"}],"related_content":[],"msid":31515078,"entity_type":"ARTICLE","title":"India for setting up global agency to manage internet","synopsis":"Such a body would give India direct stake in influencing the framing of \nInternet-related policies and help allay concerns in the government.","titleseo":"policy\/india-for-setting-up-global-agency-to-manage-internet","status":"ACTIVE","authors":[{"author_name":"Kalyan Parbat","author_link":"\/author\/4437\/kalyan-parbat","author_image":"https:\/\/etimg.etb2bimg.com\/authorthumb\/4437.cms?width=100&height=100&hid=268","author_additional":{"thumbsize":true,"msid":4437,"author_name":"Kalyan Parbat","author_seo_name":"kalyan-parbat","designation":"Assistant Telecom Editor at the Level of Senior Assistant Editor","agency":false}}],"Alttitle":{"minfo":""},"artag":false,"artdate":"2014-03-06 08:29:35","lastupd":"2014-03-06 08:31:21","breadcrumbTags":["policy","department of electronics","National Security Council Secretariat","Internet","DoT"],"secinfo":{"seolocation":"policy\/india-for-setting-up-global-agency-to-manage-internet"}}" data-news_link="//www.iser-br.com/news/policy/india-for-setting-up-global-agency-to-manage-internet/31515078">

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