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\"\"NEW DELHI: Telecom regulator Trai<\/a> today said demonetisation<\/a> has accelerated digital transactions in the country, but expressed concern over India trailing nations like Singapore and Malaysia at the level of broadband connectivity, a key component of digital infrastructure.
\n
\"There is one area where we need to do a lot of work and that area is broadband connectivity,\" Trai Chairman, RS Sharma<\/a> said.
\n
He said at an event on eGovernance<\/a> and Digital India<\/a> organised by Assocham that as per a white-paper, \"broadband penetration in India was 7 per cent based on certain parametres\".
\n
On the other hand, it had pegged Thailand<\/a>'s broadband reach at 36 per cent, Singapore's at 98 and that of Malaysia at around 35-36 per cent, he said.
\n
\nIndia was, in fact, ranked behind Sri Lanka and Vietnam in broadband penetration, he added.
\n
\n\"This is really a matter of concern...We are not in a great shape as far as broadband penetration is concerned ...Digital India will have to ride on this infrastructure and if we don't have robust and reliable infrastructure, we are not going to achieve the objective of digital India, of having a digitally empowered society and knowledge economy,\" Sharma said making a strong case for using cable TV for broadband delivery.
\n
Broadband through cable TV - beaming into millions of Indian homes - would only require tweaking of the policy<\/a> and Trai has already given its recommendation to the government in this regard.
\n
\n\"Our ranking will zoom up. There are millions of cable TV homes and by 31 December all these will be digitised. That can be leveraged. In many of developed countries like US and in Europe nearly 50-60 per cent of robust broadband is coming from digital cable TV. We need to do that,\" he said.
\n
Highlighting the role that Bharat Net project will play in strengthening the digital infrastructure, he said industry, government and the regulator will have to work together in taking India higher than its ranking of 131-132 among 155 nations in ICT<\/a> penetration.
\n
\nOn demonetisation being a catalyst for digitisation, Sharma said: \"Certainly, in the last two weeks or so there has been an acceleration digital transactions.\"
\n
\nCashless society or, in the short term less-cash society, is the aim of digital India, he said, adding that \"this is accelerating already\".
\n
\nBoth Trai and Telecom Department called for making the mobile short code or USSD facility - used to avail banking services on feature phones - more simple and user-friendly.
\n
\n\"We need to work on push USSD, where the burden of pressing keys and pulling codes should move from the payer to merchant,\" Telecom Secretary JS Deepak said. <\/body>","next_sibling":[{"msid":55703049,"title":"Wi-Fi usage on Mumbai Metro peaks during non-peak hours","entity_type":"ARTICLE","link":"\/news\/wi-fi-usage-on-metro-peaks-during-non-peak-hours\/55703049","category_name":null,"category_name_seo":"telecomnews"}],"related_content":[],"msid":55705029,"entity_type":"ARTICLE","title":"India's low broadband penetration a concern: Trai Chairman","synopsis":"Trai today said demonetisation has accelerated digital transactions in the country, but expressed concern over India trailing nations like Singapore and Malaysia at the level of broadband connectivity, a key component of digital infrastructure.","titleseo":"telecomnews\/indias-low-broadband-penetration-a-concern-trai-chairman","status":"ACTIVE","authors":[],"Alttitle":{"minfo":""},"artag":"PTI","artdate":"2016-11-30 15:49:46","lastupd":"2016-11-30 15:54:28","breadcrumbTags":["Thailand","TRAI","policy","RS Sharma","ICT","egovernance","Digital India","demonetisation"],"secinfo":{"seolocation":"telecomnews\/indias-low-broadband-penetration-a-concern-trai-chairman"}}" data-authors="[" "]" data-category-name="" data-category_id="" data-date="2016-11-30" data-index="article_1">

印度的低宽带普及率担忧:火车主席

火车今天表示demonetisation加速数字交易,但表示担忧印度落后于新加坡和马来西亚等国家的宽带连接,数字基础设施的一个关键组成部分。

  • 2016年11月30日更新是03:54点
新德里:电信监管机构火车今天说demonetisation加速了电子交易,但表示担忧印度落后于新加坡和马来西亚等国家的宽带连接,数字基础设施的一个关键组成部分。

“有一个地方我们需要做大量的工作区域是宽带连接,“火车主席RS沙玛说。

他说在一个事件eGovernance和数字印度印度联合工商会组织的每一份白皮书,在印度“宽带普及率是7%基于某些产品”。

另一方面,它有挂钩泰国的宽带到达36%,新加坡在98年和马来西亚在35-36每分钱,他说。

事实上,印度是宽带普及率排名在斯里兰卡和越南,他补充说。

“这真是一个关心的问题……我们不是在一个伟大的形状宽带普及率而言……数字印度will have to ride on this infrastructure and if we don't have robust and reliable infrastructure, we are not going to achieve the objective of digital India, of having a digitally empowered society and knowledge economy," Sharma said making a strong case for using cable TV for broadband delivery.

通过有线电视宽带传送到数以百万计的印度家庭,只需要调整的政策和火车已经给其政府在这方面的建议。

“我们的排名会放大。有数百万的有线电视家庭和12月31日所有这些将数字化。可以利用。在许多美国和欧洲等发达国家的近50 - 60分健壮的宽带是来自数字有线电视。我们需要这样做,”他说。

突出的角色巴拉特净项目将在加强数字基础设施,他说,政府和监管机构必须共同采取印度高于其131 - 132年在155个国家的排名信息通信技术渗透。

demonetisation被数字化的催化剂,Sharma说:”当然,在过去两周左右有一个加速度数字交易。”

无现金社会,或者在短期内缺乏现金的社会,是印度的目标数字,他补充说,“这是已经加速”。

火车和电信部门呼吁让移动短代码或USSD设施——用于利用银行服务功能手机更简单的和友好的。

“我们需要工作推动USSD,紧迫的钥匙和拉密码的负担应该从付款人商人,“电信部长JS迪帕克说。
  • 发布于2016年11月30日下午03:49坚持
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\"\"NEW DELHI: Telecom regulator Trai<\/a> today said demonetisation<\/a> has accelerated digital transactions in the country, but expressed concern over India trailing nations like Singapore and Malaysia at the level of broadband connectivity, a key component of digital infrastructure.
\n
\"There is one area where we need to do a lot of work and that area is broadband connectivity,\" Trai Chairman, RS Sharma<\/a> said.
\n
He said at an event on eGovernance<\/a> and Digital India<\/a> organised by Assocham that as per a white-paper, \"broadband penetration in India was 7 per cent based on certain parametres\".
\n
On the other hand, it had pegged Thailand<\/a>'s broadband reach at 36 per cent, Singapore's at 98 and that of Malaysia at around 35-36 per cent, he said.
\n
\nIndia was, in fact, ranked behind Sri Lanka and Vietnam in broadband penetration, he added.
\n
\n\"This is really a matter of concern...We are not in a great shape as far as broadband penetration is concerned ...Digital India will have to ride on this infrastructure and if we don't have robust and reliable infrastructure, we are not going to achieve the objective of digital India, of having a digitally empowered society and knowledge economy,\" Sharma said making a strong case for using cable TV for broadband delivery.
\n
Broadband through cable TV - beaming into millions of Indian homes - would only require tweaking of the policy<\/a> and Trai has already given its recommendation to the government in this regard.
\n
\n\"Our ranking will zoom up. There are millions of cable TV homes and by 31 December all these will be digitised. That can be leveraged. In many of developed countries like US and in Europe nearly 50-60 per cent of robust broadband is coming from digital cable TV. We need to do that,\" he said.
\n
Highlighting the role that Bharat Net project will play in strengthening the digital infrastructure, he said industry, government and the regulator will have to work together in taking India higher than its ranking of 131-132 among 155 nations in ICT<\/a> penetration.
\n
\nOn demonetisation being a catalyst for digitisation, Sharma said: \"Certainly, in the last two weeks or so there has been an acceleration digital transactions.\"
\n
\nCashless society or, in the short term less-cash society, is the aim of digital India, he said, adding that \"this is accelerating already\".
\n
\nBoth Trai and Telecom Department called for making the mobile short code or USSD facility - used to avail banking services on feature phones - more simple and user-friendly.
\n
\n\"We need to work on push USSD, where the burden of pressing keys and pulling codes should move from the payer to merchant,\" Telecom Secretary JS Deepak said. <\/body>","next_sibling":[{"msid":55703049,"title":"Wi-Fi usage on Mumbai Metro peaks during non-peak hours","entity_type":"ARTICLE","link":"\/news\/wi-fi-usage-on-metro-peaks-during-non-peak-hours\/55703049","category_name":null,"category_name_seo":"telecomnews"}],"related_content":[],"msid":55705029,"entity_type":"ARTICLE","title":"India's low broadband penetration a concern: Trai Chairman","synopsis":"Trai today said demonetisation has accelerated digital transactions in the country, but expressed concern over India trailing nations like Singapore and Malaysia at the level of broadband connectivity, a key component of digital infrastructure.","titleseo":"telecomnews\/indias-low-broadband-penetration-a-concern-trai-chairman","status":"ACTIVE","authors":[],"Alttitle":{"minfo":""},"artag":"PTI","artdate":"2016-11-30 15:49:46","lastupd":"2016-11-30 15:54:28","breadcrumbTags":["Thailand","TRAI","policy","RS Sharma","ICT","egovernance","Digital India","demonetisation"],"secinfo":{"seolocation":"telecomnews\/indias-low-broadband-penetration-a-concern-trai-chairman"}}" data-news_link="//www.iser-br.com/news/indias-low-broadband-penetration-a-concern-trai-chairman/55705029">