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<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure> NEW DELHI: Telecom minister<\/a> Manoj Sinha<\/a> reviewed the draft guidelines of the upcoming public policy<\/a> on telecom sector prepared by the Department of Telecom, and said that it would be soon put on for wide consultation inviting public comments.

“Reviewed the final draft of the much-awaited
National Digital Communications Policy 2018<\/a> with colleagues in the department. We hope to make it available for public feedback soon,” Sinha tweeted Wednesday<\/span>.<\/span>

Led by Sinha, the telecom department’s top officials including telecom secretary Aruna Sundararajan and special secretary N Sivasailam discussed the draft provisions of the yet to be launched national policy.

The new policy is expected to contain a wide range of industry goals to meet the national digital targets with a special focus on futuristic broadband technologies such as the fifth-generation (5G) technology as well as Internet of Things (IoT) and Artificial Intelligence.

“The new policy will be forward-looking and current challenges of new technologies such as Internet of Things (IoT) and Artificial Intelligence will be taken care of,” Sinha earlier told ETTelecom.

The new framework is also expected to focus on providing affordable Internet access to 1.3 billion Indians and facilitate domestic manufacturing to curb dependence on imports.

Some of the key areas of the upcoming policy to facilitate digital access, according to a top official, include future-ready technologies, broadband for all, next generation of digital services besides a focus on India’s transformation into a trillion-dollar economy.

The new national policy would also bring in much-desired elements such as innovation-led incentives and investor-friendly regime and aims to simplify regulations for telecom industry.

The discussions between the stakeholders and department were however on for last one year for the new National Digital Communications Policy 2018 that would also aim to attract investors with a target of at least $100 billion by 2022.

Telecom watchdog Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (
Trai<\/a>) had already suggested that the new policy should include address ‘ease of doing business’ by rationalising the existing licensing and regulatory framework.

To protect the security of this nation and its people and responsibility to create new jobs are the pillars of empowerment and that can be delivered by the National Digital and Telecom Policy,
Reliance Jio<\/a> President Mathew Oommen<\/a> earlier said.

The policy, however, is also likely to enable telecom sector to generate 2 million new jobs, high-speed Internet access to with renewed targets and 100% tele-density by 2022, and aims to provide at least 1 Gbps data connectivity to all village blocks to enable wireless broadband services by 2022.


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2018年国家数字通信政策草案很快公开评论:Manoj Sinha

Muntazir阿巴斯
  • 更新于2018年4月26日,在12点坚持
新德里消息:电信部长 Manoj Sinha回顾了即将到来的准则草案公开政策电信部门由电信部门,并说会很快穿上宽咨询邀请公开评论。

“回顾了期待已久的最终稿2018年国家数字通信政策与同事。我们希望使它可供公众反馈很快,”Sinha在推特上周三

Sinha的带领下,电信部门的高级官员,包括电信部长阿鲁娜Sundararajan和特殊秘书N Sivasailam草案规定有待讨论国家政策推出。

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新政策将包含一个广泛的行业目标符合国家数字目标特别注重未来宽带技术,如第五代(5克)技术以及物联网(物联网)和人工智能。

“新政策将前瞻性和当前物联网等新技术的挑战(物联网),人工智能将会照顾,”Sinha早些时候告诉ETTelecom。乐动娱乐招聘

新框架预计也将关注13亿印度人提供负担得起的互联网接入和促进国内制造业抑制对进口的依赖。

的一些关键领域即将到来的政策来促进数字访问,根据一位高级官员,包括future-ready技术、宽带,下一代数字服务除了关注印度的经济转变为万亿美元。

新的国家政策也将带来极为需要的元素,如创新激励和投资者制度,旨在简化为电信行业法规。

利益相关者和部门之间的讨论不过在最后一年2018年新的国家数字通信政策,也旨在吸引投资者的目标到2022年至少1000亿美元。

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印度电信监管机构电信管理机构(火车)已经表明,新政策应包括地址“经商”合理化现有的许可和监管框架。

为了保护这个国家及其人民的安全与责任创造新就业机会是赋权的支柱,可以由国家数字和电信政策,依赖Jio总统马修欧门早些时候说。

政策,然而,也可能使电信业创造200万个新的工作岗位,以新的目标和高速互联网接入tele-density 100%到2022年,旨在提供至少1 Gbps的数据连接所有村庄块到2022年使无线宽带服务。



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<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure> NEW DELHI: Telecom minister<\/a> Manoj Sinha<\/a> reviewed the draft guidelines of the upcoming public policy<\/a> on telecom sector prepared by the Department of Telecom, and said that it would be soon put on for wide consultation inviting public comments.

“Reviewed the final draft of the much-awaited
National Digital Communications Policy 2018<\/a> with colleagues in the department. We hope to make it available for public feedback soon,” Sinha tweeted Wednesday<\/span>.<\/span>

Led by Sinha, the telecom department’s top officials including telecom secretary Aruna Sundararajan and special secretary N Sivasailam discussed the draft provisions of the yet to be launched national policy.

The new policy is expected to contain a wide range of industry goals to meet the national digital targets with a special focus on futuristic broadband technologies such as the fifth-generation (5G) technology as well as Internet of Things (IoT) and Artificial Intelligence.

“The new policy will be forward-looking and current challenges of new technologies such as Internet of Things (IoT) and Artificial Intelligence will be taken care of,” Sinha earlier told ETTelecom.

The new framework is also expected to focus on providing affordable Internet access to 1.3 billion Indians and facilitate domestic manufacturing to curb dependence on imports.

Some of the key areas of the upcoming policy to facilitate digital access, according to a top official, include future-ready technologies, broadband for all, next generation of digital services besides a focus on India’s transformation into a trillion-dollar economy.

The new national policy would also bring in much-desired elements such as innovation-led incentives and investor-friendly regime and aims to simplify regulations for telecom industry.

The discussions between the stakeholders and department were however on for last one year for the new National Digital Communications Policy 2018 that would also aim to attract investors with a target of at least $100 billion by 2022.

Telecom watchdog Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (
Trai<\/a>) had already suggested that the new policy should include address ‘ease of doing business’ by rationalising the existing licensing and regulatory framework.

To protect the security of this nation and its people and responsibility to create new jobs are the pillars of empowerment and that can be delivered by the National Digital and Telecom Policy,
Reliance Jio<\/a> President Mathew Oommen<\/a> earlier said.

The policy, however, is also likely to enable telecom sector to generate 2 million new jobs, high-speed Internet access to with renewed targets and 100% tele-density by 2022, and aims to provide at least 1 Gbps data connectivity to all village blocks to enable wireless broadband services by 2022.


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