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<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure> NEW DELHI: The Northeastern states would require to double the telecom<\/a> infrastructure<\/a> with Meghalaya<\/a> alone would need as many as 2,162 mobile towers, an industry group Monday said.

\"Currently, in Northeast there are around 7,184 mobile towers which needs to doubled up in the forthcoming time to support emerging technologies,\" Tower and Infrastructure Providers Association (TAIPA<\/a>) in a statement said.

The Delhi-based group represents infrastructure firms such as Bharti Infratel, ATC Tower Corp, GTL Infrastructure and Tower Vision.

It further said that Meghalaya alone would require 2,162 new mobile towers for basic network connectivity across 2,374 villages that were already identified.

Mobile connectivity in Northeastern states has become a daunting task for the government. In January 2018, the Telecom Commission has approved around Rs 15,000 crore for improving the telecom connectivity in eight Northeastern states.

The group also said that Meghalaya has become a fourth Northeastern state to notify the Right of Way rules aligned with the 2016 policy<\/a> formulated by the Department of Telecom (DoT<\/a>) to accelerate telecom infrastructure deployment.

The new norms will come into effect from 15th January 2019.

Other states like Manipur, Sikkim, Nagaland, and Mizoram should also notify a state tower policy immediately to empower their citizens, TAIPA added.

“The much-awaited state Right of Way rules have been notified by Meghalaya government on 21st December 2018 that are aligned with the Central government,” the statement added.

“We would like to express our gratitude to Mr. Conrad Sangma and IT department of Meghalaya for prioritising the rollout of telecom infrastructure across the state by notifying the state Right of Way rules with enabling provisions,” Tilak Raj<\/a> Dua, Director General at TAIPA said.

Northeastern states of Assam, Tripura and Arunachal Pradesh have already notified the RoW policy<\/a> in conformity
with the Union government.


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东北需要双重的电信基础设施:氹仔

移动连接东北部州已经成为政府的一项艰巨的任务。

  • 更新2019年1月7日,在33点坚持
新德里:东北各州需要的两倍电信 基础设施与梅加拉亚邦仅需要多达2162个电话塔,行业组织周一说。

“目前,东北地区大约有7184移动塔需要加倍支持新兴技术在即将到来的时间,”塔和基础设施提供商协会(氹仔)在一份声明中说。

德里集团代表等基础设施公司鼓吹,ATC塔公司GTL基础设施和塔的愿景。

进一步说,梅加拉亚邦仅需要2162个新电话塔基础网络连接在已确定的2374个村庄。

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移动连接东北部州已经成为政府的一项艰巨的任务。2018年1月,电信委员会已经批准了15000卢比左右改善电信连接在东北部八州。

该集团还表示,梅加拉亚邦已经成为第四个东北部通知规则与2016年的权利政策由电信部门制定(点)加快电信基础设施的部署。

新准则将从2019年1月15日生效。

其他国家像曼尼普尔邦、锡金、那加兰邦和米佐拉姆邦也应该立即通知状态塔政策赋予公民、氹仔补充道。

“期待已久的州权规则已经通知梅加拉亚邦政府2018年12月21日,与中央政府保持一致,”该声明补充道。

“我们想表达我们的感激之情的梅加拉亚邦康拉德Sangma先生和IT部门优先推出电信基础设施的状态通过通知状态与启用规则规定,“小红点拉吉Dua总经理在氹仔说。

州东北部的阿萨姆邦、特里普拉邦和* *已经通知了行政策相符
联合政府。

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<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure> NEW DELHI: The Northeastern states would require to double the telecom<\/a> infrastructure<\/a> with Meghalaya<\/a> alone would need as many as 2,162 mobile towers, an industry group Monday said.

\"Currently, in Northeast there are around 7,184 mobile towers which needs to doubled up in the forthcoming time to support emerging technologies,\" Tower and Infrastructure Providers Association (TAIPA<\/a>) in a statement said.

The Delhi-based group represents infrastructure firms such as Bharti Infratel, ATC Tower Corp, GTL Infrastructure and Tower Vision.

It further said that Meghalaya alone would require 2,162 new mobile towers for basic network connectivity across 2,374 villages that were already identified.

Mobile connectivity in Northeastern states has become a daunting task for the government. In January 2018, the Telecom Commission has approved around Rs 15,000 crore for improving the telecom connectivity in eight Northeastern states.

The group also said that Meghalaya has become a fourth Northeastern state to notify the Right of Way rules aligned with the 2016 policy<\/a> formulated by the Department of Telecom (DoT<\/a>) to accelerate telecom infrastructure deployment.

The new norms will come into effect from 15th January 2019.

Other states like Manipur, Sikkim, Nagaland, and Mizoram should also notify a state tower policy immediately to empower their citizens, TAIPA added.

“The much-awaited state Right of Way rules have been notified by Meghalaya government on 21st December 2018 that are aligned with the Central government,” the statement added.

“We would like to express our gratitude to Mr. Conrad Sangma and IT department of Meghalaya for prioritising the rollout of telecom infrastructure across the state by notifying the state Right of Way rules with enabling provisions,” Tilak Raj<\/a> Dua, Director General at TAIPA said.

Northeastern states of Assam, Tripura and Arunachal Pradesh have already notified the RoW policy<\/a> in conformity
with the Union government.


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