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\"Department of Telecommunications has not issued any order in this regard....Licensed Telecom Service Providers deploy network equipment procured from various manufacturers, subject to compliance to stipulated terms and conditions of license agreement including security conditions. To address security concerns, there are comprehensive security conditions as part of existing License Agreement for telecom service providers,\" he said on Thursday.
While deposing before the IT Parliamentary Standing Committee, the Department of Telecommunications in August had said that the final decision will be taken by the Home Ministry after taking into account the national security concerns.
After rising tensions on the Sino-Indo border last month, existing Chinese investments in India have come under close scrutiny of the government. The government has so far barred the Chinese gear makers from supplying 4G gear to state-run telecom service providers Bharat Sanchar Nigam Ltd and Mahanagar Telephone Nigam Ltd. However, it hasn't issued any official circular regarding the same.
However, the government hasn’t issued any formal communication on this matter so far. The government is also discouraging sourcing of equipment from Chinese vendors, ET previously reported.
Bharti Airtel recently submitted fresh applications for 5G trials with European vendors Nokia and Ericsson for circles or cities where it previously filed applications with Chinese vendors Huawei and ZTE.
While responding to questions in Lok Sabha, Dhotre further said that the government has no proposal to ban all Chinese apps operating in India and further informed that the government does not have data regarding the financial or job loss caused by the ban of 224 Chinese apps.
Dhotre said that the IT Ministry has not received reports about the availability of these banned apps and said that the process of banning apps is a dynamic one.
In response to a question by MP Rakesh Singh about whether the apps have ‘stolen’ data and sent it outside of India, Dhotre said that the apps have been banned on the legal grounds of Section 69A of the Information Technology Act, 2000<\/a>.
Read also<\/h4><\/a><\/figure>5G to have a better future in India: Trai's Gupta<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>China’s Huawei, ZTE set to be shut out of India’s 5G trials<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/div><\/div>
Responding to a question about the steps taken under the Digital India Aatma Nirbhar Bharat Innovate Challenge to develop indigeneous apps that will substitute the banned apps, Dhotre said the government has received about 6,940 applications without elaborating further.
The app innovation challenge was launched soon after the ban of initial 59 Chinese apps, including TikTok, WeChat, SheIn, etc., under the Section 69A of the IT Act, 2000.
The government had cited that the apps were “engaged in activities which [are] prejudicial to sovereignty and integrity of India, defence of India, security of state and public order” as the reason. Further in two phases the government banned a total of 167 apps.
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新德里:政府没有排除中国电信设备公司的建议5克的合同,桑杰Dhotre,通讯部长说,虽然在人民院应对问题。
“电信部门在这方面还没有发布任何顺序....许可的电信服务提供商部署不同厂商的网络设备采购,须符合规定的许可协议条款和条件包括安全条件。为解决安全问题,有全面的安全条件现有电信服务提供商许可协议的一部分,”他在周四说。
而废黜前议会常务委员会,电信部门8月曾表示,最后的决定将由内政部后考虑到国家安全方面的担忧。
上个月Sino-Indo边境紧张局势上升后,现有的中国投资在印度受到政府的密切关注。迄今为止,政府禁止中国设备制造商提供4 g齿轮国营电信服务提供商Bharat Sanchar Nigam说有限公司和Mahanagar电话尼噶的有限公司。然而,它还没有发表任何官方关于相同的循环。
然而,政府并没有对这件事发表任何正式沟通。政府也沮丧从中国供应商采购的设备,之前报道。
Bharti Airtel最近提交新的申请5 g试验与欧洲供应商诺基亚和爱立信圈或城市它之前提交应用程序与中国厂商华为和中兴。
虽然人民院应对问题,Dhotre进一步表示,中国政府没有提议禁止所有应用程序操作在印度和进一步通知,政府没有关于财务数据或失业禁令造成的224中国应用。
Dhotre说,IT部门没有得到有关这些禁止应用程序的可用性,表示禁止应用程序是一个动态的过程。
在回答一个问题通过议员Rakesh辛格是否应用“偷”数据和发送它以外的印度,Dhotre说,应用程序被禁止的69条款的法律依据信息技术法案》,2000年。
应对问题采取的步骤在数字印度Aatma Nirbhar巴拉特创新挑战开发indigeneous应用将代替禁止应用程序,Dhotre表示,政府已经收到约6940应用程序没有进一步详细说明。
应用创新挑战发射初始59中国应用的禁令后不久,包括TikTok,微信,SheIn,等等,根据69条款的法案,2000年。
政府认为这些应用程序在“参与活动是偏见的印度的主权和完整性,印度的国防,国家和公共安全秩序”的原因。在两个阶段进一步政府禁止167应用程序。
<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>NEW DELHI: The government has no proposal to exclude Chinese telecom gear companies out of 5G contracts<\/a>, Sanjay Dhotre<\/a>, Minister of State for Communications said while responding to questions in Lok Sabha.
\"Department of Telecommunications has not issued any order in this regard....Licensed Telecom Service Providers deploy network equipment procured from various manufacturers, subject to compliance to stipulated terms and conditions of license agreement including security conditions. To address security concerns, there are comprehensive security conditions as part of existing License Agreement for telecom service providers,\" he said on Thursday.
While deposing before the IT Parliamentary Standing Committee, the Department of Telecommunications in August had said that the final decision will be taken by the Home Ministry after taking into account the national security concerns.
After rising tensions on the Sino-Indo border last month, existing Chinese investments in India have come under close scrutiny of the government. The government has so far barred the Chinese gear makers from supplying 4G gear to state-run telecom service providers Bharat Sanchar Nigam Ltd and Mahanagar Telephone Nigam Ltd. However, it hasn't issued any official circular regarding the same.
However, the government hasn’t issued any formal communication on this matter so far. The government is also discouraging sourcing of equipment from Chinese vendors, ET previously reported.
Bharti Airtel recently submitted fresh applications for 5G trials with European vendors Nokia and Ericsson for circles or cities where it previously filed applications with Chinese vendors Huawei and ZTE.
While responding to questions in Lok Sabha, Dhotre further said that the government has no proposal to ban all Chinese apps operating in India and further informed that the government does not have data regarding the financial or job loss caused by the ban of 224 Chinese apps.
Dhotre said that the IT Ministry has not received reports about the availability of these banned apps and said that the process of banning apps is a dynamic one.
In response to a question by MP Rakesh Singh about whether the apps have ‘stolen’ data and sent it outside of India, Dhotre said that the apps have been banned on the legal grounds of Section 69A of the Information Technology Act, 2000<\/a>.
Read also<\/h4><\/a><\/figure>5G to have a better future in India: Trai's Gupta<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>China’s Huawei, ZTE set to be shut out of India’s 5G trials<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/div><\/div>
Responding to a question about the steps taken under the Digital India Aatma Nirbhar Bharat Innovate Challenge to develop indigeneous apps that will substitute the banned apps, Dhotre said the government has received about 6,940 applications without elaborating further.
The app innovation challenge was launched soon after the ban of initial 59 Chinese apps, including TikTok, WeChat, SheIn, etc., under the Section 69A of the IT Act, 2000.
The government had cited that the apps were “engaged in activities which [are] prejudicial to sovereignty and integrity of India, defence of India, security of state and public order” as the reason. Further in two phases the government banned a total of 167 apps.
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Responding to a question about the steps taken under the Digital India Aatma Nirbhar Bharat Innovate Challenge to develop indigeneous apps that will substitute the banned apps, Dhotre said the government has received about 6,940 applications without elaborating further.
The app innovation challenge was launched soon after the ban of initial 59 Chinese apps, including TikTok, WeChat, SheIn, etc., under the Section 69A of the IT Act, 2000.
The government had cited that the apps were “engaged in activities which [are] prejudicial to sovereignty and integrity of India, defence of India, security of state and public order” as the reason. Further in two phases the government banned a total of 167 apps.
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新德里:政府没有排除中国电信设备公司的建议5克的合同,桑杰Dhotre,通讯部长说,虽然在人民院应对问题。
“电信部门在这方面还没有发布任何顺序....许可的电信服务提供商部署不同厂商的网络设备采购,须符合规定的许可协议条款和条件包括安全条件。为解决安全问题,有全面的安全条件现有电信服务提供商许可协议的一部分,”他在周四说。
而废黜前议会常务委员会,电信部门8月曾表示,最后的决定将由内政部后考虑到国家安全方面的担忧。
上个月Sino-Indo边境紧张局势上升后,现有的中国投资在印度受到政府的密切关注。迄今为止,政府禁止中国设备制造商提供4 g齿轮国营电信服务提供商Bharat Sanchar Nigam说有限公司和Mahanagar电话尼噶的有限公司。然而,它还没有发表任何官方关于相同的循环。
然而,政府并没有对这件事发表任何正式沟通。政府也沮丧从中国供应商采购的设备,之前报道。
Bharti Airtel最近提交新的申请5 g试验与欧洲供应商诺基亚和爱立信圈或城市它之前提交应用程序与中国厂商华为和中兴。
虽然人民院应对问题,Dhotre进一步表示,中国政府没有提议禁止所有应用程序操作在印度和进一步通知,政府没有关于财务数据或失业禁令造成的224中国应用。
Dhotre说,IT部门没有得到有关这些禁止应用程序的可用性,表示禁止应用程序是一个动态的过程。
在回答一个问题通过议员Rakesh辛格是否应用“偷”数据和发送它以外的印度,Dhotre说,应用程序被禁止的69条款的法律依据信息技术法案》,2000年。
应对问题采取的步骤在数字印度Aatma Nirbhar巴拉特创新挑战开发indigeneous应用将代替禁止应用程序,Dhotre表示,政府已经收到约6940应用程序没有进一步详细说明。
应用创新挑战发射初始59中国应用的禁令后不久,包括TikTok,微信,SheIn,等等,根据69条款的法案,2000年。
政府认为这些应用程序在“参与活动是偏见的印度的主权和完整性,印度的国防,国家和公共安全秩序”的原因。在两个阶段进一步政府禁止167应用程序。
<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>NEW DELHI: The government has no proposal to exclude Chinese telecom gear companies out of 5G contracts<\/a>, Sanjay Dhotre<\/a>, Minister of State for Communications said while responding to questions in Lok Sabha.
\"Department of Telecommunications has not issued any order in this regard....Licensed Telecom Service Providers deploy network equipment procured from various manufacturers, subject to compliance to stipulated terms and conditions of license agreement including security conditions. To address security concerns, there are comprehensive security conditions as part of existing License Agreement for telecom service providers,\" he said on Thursday.
While deposing before the IT Parliamentary Standing Committee, the Department of Telecommunications in August had said that the final decision will be taken by the Home Ministry after taking into account the national security concerns.
After rising tensions on the Sino-Indo border last month, existing Chinese investments in India have come under close scrutiny of the government. The government has so far barred the Chinese gear makers from supplying 4G gear to state-run telecom service providers Bharat Sanchar Nigam Ltd and Mahanagar Telephone Nigam Ltd. However, it hasn't issued any official circular regarding the same.
However, the government hasn’t issued any formal communication on this matter so far. The government is also discouraging sourcing of equipment from Chinese vendors, ET previously reported.
Bharti Airtel recently submitted fresh applications for 5G trials with European vendors Nokia and Ericsson for circles or cities where it previously filed applications with Chinese vendors Huawei and ZTE.
While responding to questions in Lok Sabha, Dhotre further said that the government has no proposal to ban all Chinese apps operating in India and further informed that the government does not have data regarding the financial or job loss caused by the ban of 224 Chinese apps.
Dhotre said that the IT Ministry has not received reports about the availability of these banned apps and said that the process of banning apps is a dynamic one.
In response to a question by MP Rakesh Singh about whether the apps have ‘stolen’ data and sent it outside of India, Dhotre said that the apps have been banned on the legal grounds of Section 69A of the Information Technology Act, 2000<\/a>.
Read also<\/h4><\/a><\/figure>5G to have a better future in India: Trai's Gupta<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>China’s Huawei, ZTE set to be shut out of India’s 5G trials<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/div><\/div>
Responding to a question about the steps taken under the Digital India Aatma Nirbhar Bharat Innovate Challenge to develop indigeneous apps that will substitute the banned apps, Dhotre said the government has received about 6,940 applications without elaborating further.
The app innovation challenge was launched soon after the ban of initial 59 Chinese apps, including TikTok, WeChat, SheIn, etc., under the Section 69A of the IT Act, 2000.
The government had cited that the apps were “engaged in activities which [are] prejudicial to sovereignty and integrity of India, defence of India, security of state and public order” as the reason. Further in two phases the government banned a total of 167 apps.
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Responding to a question about the steps taken under the Digital India Aatma Nirbhar Bharat Innovate Challenge to develop indigeneous apps that will substitute the banned apps, Dhotre said the government has received about 6,940 applications without elaborating further.
The app innovation challenge was launched soon after the ban of initial 59 Chinese apps, including TikTok, WeChat, SheIn, etc., under the Section 69A of the IT Act, 2000.
The government had cited that the apps were “engaged in activities which [are] prejudicial to sovereignty and integrity of India, defence of India, security of state and public order” as the reason. Further in two phases the government banned a total of 167 apps.
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新德里:政府没有排除中国电信设备公司的建议5克的合同,桑杰Dhotre,通讯部长说,虽然在人民院应对问题。
“电信部门在这方面还没有发布任何顺序....许可的电信服务提供商部署不同厂商的网络设备采购,须符合规定的许可协议条款和条件包括安全条件。为解决安全问题,有全面的安全条件现有电信服务提供商许可协议的一部分,”他在周四说。
而废黜前议会常务委员会,电信部门8月曾表示,最后的决定将由内政部后考虑到国家安全方面的担忧。
上个月Sino-Indo边境紧张局势上升后,现有的中国投资在印度受到政府的密切关注。迄今为止,政府禁止中国设备制造商提供4 g齿轮国营电信服务提供商Bharat Sanchar Nigam说有限公司和Mahanagar电话尼噶的有限公司。然而,它还没有发表任何官方关于相同的循环。
然而,政府并没有对这件事发表任何正式沟通。政府也沮丧从中国供应商采购的设备,之前报道。
Bharti Airtel最近提交新的申请5 g试验与欧洲供应商诺基亚和爱立信圈或城市它之前提交应用程序与中国厂商华为和中兴。
虽然人民院应对问题,Dhotre进一步表示,中国政府没有提议禁止所有应用程序操作在印度和进一步通知,政府没有关于财务数据或失业禁令造成的224中国应用。
Dhotre说,IT部门没有得到有关这些禁止应用程序的可用性,表示禁止应用程序是一个动态的过程。
在回答一个问题通过议员Rakesh辛格是否应用“偷”数据和发送它以外的印度,Dhotre说,应用程序被禁止的69条款的法律依据信息技术法案》,2000年。
应对问题采取的步骤在数字印度Aatma Nirbhar巴拉特创新挑战开发indigeneous应用将代替禁止应用程序,Dhotre表示,政府已经收到约6940应用程序没有进一步详细说明。
应用创新挑战发射初始59中国应用的禁令后不久,包括TikTok,微信,SheIn,等等,根据69条款的法案,2000年。
政府认为这些应用程序在“参与活动是偏见的印度的主权和完整性,印度的国防,国家和公共安全秩序”的原因。在两个阶段进一步政府禁止167应用程序。
<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>NEW DELHI: The government has no proposal to exclude Chinese telecom gear companies out of 5G contracts<\/a>, Sanjay Dhotre<\/a>, Minister of State for Communications said while responding to questions in Lok Sabha.
\"Department of Telecommunications has not issued any order in this regard....Licensed Telecom Service Providers deploy network equipment procured from various manufacturers, subject to compliance to stipulated terms and conditions of license agreement including security conditions. To address security concerns, there are comprehensive security conditions as part of existing License Agreement for telecom service providers,\" he said on Thursday.
While deposing before the IT Parliamentary Standing Committee, the Department of Telecommunications in August had said that the final decision will be taken by the Home Ministry after taking into account the national security concerns.
After rising tensions on the Sino-Indo border last month, existing Chinese investments in India have come under close scrutiny of the government. The government has so far barred the Chinese gear makers from supplying 4G gear to state-run telecom service providers Bharat Sanchar Nigam Ltd and Mahanagar Telephone Nigam Ltd. However, it hasn't issued any official circular regarding the same.
However, the government hasn’t issued any formal communication on this matter so far. The government is also discouraging sourcing of equipment from Chinese vendors, ET previously reported.
Bharti Airtel recently submitted fresh applications for 5G trials with European vendors Nokia and Ericsson for circles or cities where it previously filed applications with Chinese vendors Huawei and ZTE.
While responding to questions in Lok Sabha, Dhotre further said that the government has no proposal to ban all Chinese apps operating in India and further informed that the government does not have data regarding the financial or job loss caused by the ban of 224 Chinese apps.
Dhotre said that the IT Ministry has not received reports about the availability of these banned apps and said that the process of banning apps is a dynamic one.
In response to a question by MP Rakesh Singh about whether the apps have ‘stolen’ data and sent it outside of India, Dhotre said that the apps have been banned on the legal grounds of Section 69A of the Information Technology Act, 2000<\/a>.
Read also<\/h4><\/a><\/figure>5G to have a better future in India: Trai's Gupta<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>China’s Huawei, ZTE set to be shut out of India’s 5G trials<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/div><\/div>
Responding to a question about the steps taken under the Digital India Aatma Nirbhar Bharat Innovate Challenge to develop indigeneous apps that will substitute the banned apps, Dhotre said the government has received about 6,940 applications without elaborating further.
The app innovation challenge was launched soon after the ban of initial 59 Chinese apps, including TikTok, WeChat, SheIn, etc., under the Section 69A of the IT Act, 2000.
The government had cited that the apps were “engaged in activities which [are] prejudicial to sovereignty and integrity of India, defence of India, security of state and public order” as the reason. Further in two phases the government banned a total of 167 apps.
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“电信部门在这方面还没有发布任何顺序....许可的电信服务提供商部署不同厂商的网络设备采购,须符合规定的许可协议条款和条件包括安全条件。为解决安全问题,有全面的安全条件现有电信服务提供商许可协议的一部分,”他在周四说。
而废黜前议会常务委员会,电信部门8月曾表示,最后的决定将由内政部后考虑到国家安全方面的担忧。
上个月Sino-Indo边境紧张局势上升后,现有的中国投资在印度受到政府的密切关注。迄今为止,政府禁止中国设备制造商提供4 g齿轮国营电信服务提供商Bharat Sanchar Nigam说有限公司和Mahanagar电话尼噶的有限公司。然而,它还没有发表任何官方关于相同的循环。
然而,政府并没有对这件事发表任何正式沟通。政府也沮丧从中国供应商采购的设备,之前报道。
Bharti Airtel最近提交新的申请5 g试验与欧洲供应商诺基亚和爱立信圈或城市它之前提交应用程序与中国厂商华为和中兴。
虽然人民院应对问题,Dhotre进一步表示,中国政府没有提议禁止所有应用程序操作在印度和进一步通知,政府没有关于财务数据或失业禁令造成的224中国应用。
Dhotre说,IT部门没有得到有关这些禁止应用程序的可用性,表示禁止应用程序是一个动态的过程。
在回答一个问题通过议员Rakesh辛格是否应用“偷”数据和发送它以外的印度,Dhotre说,应用程序被禁止的69条款的法律依据信息技术法案》,2000年。
应对问题采取的步骤在数字印度Aatma Nirbhar巴拉特创新挑战开发indigeneous应用将代替禁止应用程序,Dhotre表示,政府已经收到约6940应用程序没有进一步详细说明。
应用创新挑战发射初始59中国应用的禁令后不久,包括TikTok,微信,SheIn,等等,根据69条款的法案,2000年。
政府认为这些应用程序在“参与活动是偏见的印度的主权和完整性,印度的国防,国家和公共安全秩序”的原因。在两个阶段进一步政府禁止167应用程序。
\"Department of Telecommunications has not issued any order in this regard....Licensed Telecom Service Providers deploy network equipment procured from various manufacturers, subject to compliance to stipulated terms and conditions of license agreement including security conditions. To address security concerns, there are comprehensive security conditions as part of existing License Agreement for telecom service providers,\" he said on Thursday.
While deposing before the IT Parliamentary Standing Committee, the Department of Telecommunications in August had said that the final decision will be taken by the Home Ministry after taking into account the national security concerns.
After rising tensions on the Sino-Indo border last month, existing Chinese investments in India have come under close scrutiny of the government. The government has so far barred the Chinese gear makers from supplying 4G gear to state-run telecom service providers Bharat Sanchar Nigam Ltd and Mahanagar Telephone Nigam Ltd. However, it hasn't issued any official circular regarding the same.
However, the government hasn’t issued any formal communication on this matter so far. The government is also discouraging sourcing of equipment from Chinese vendors, ET previously reported.
Bharti Airtel recently submitted fresh applications for 5G trials with European vendors Nokia and Ericsson for circles or cities where it previously filed applications with Chinese vendors Huawei and ZTE.
While responding to questions in Lok Sabha, Dhotre further said that the government has no proposal to ban all Chinese apps operating in India and further informed that the government does not have data regarding the financial or job loss caused by the ban of 224 Chinese apps.
Dhotre said that the IT Ministry has not received reports about the availability of these banned apps and said that the process of banning apps is a dynamic one.
In response to a question by MP Rakesh Singh about whether the apps have ‘stolen’ data and sent it outside of India, Dhotre said that the apps have been banned on the legal grounds of Section 69A of the Information Technology Act, 2000<\/a>.
Read also<\/h4><\/a><\/figure>5G to have a better future in India: Trai's Gupta<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/a><\/figure>China’s Huawei, ZTE set to be shut out of India’s 5G trials<\/a><\/h5><\/div><\/div><\/div>
Responding to a question about the steps taken under the Digital India Aatma Nirbhar Bharat Innovate Challenge to develop indigeneous apps that will substitute the banned apps, Dhotre said the government has received about 6,940 applications without elaborating further.
The app innovation challenge was launched soon after the ban of initial 59 Chinese apps, including TikTok, WeChat, SheIn, etc., under the Section 69A of the IT Act, 2000.
The government had cited that the apps were “engaged in activities which [are] prejudicial to sovereignty and integrity of India, defence of India, security of state and public order” as the reason. Further in two phases the government banned a total of 167 apps.
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Responding to a question about the steps taken under the Digital India Aatma Nirbhar Bharat Innovate Challenge to develop indigeneous apps that will substitute the banned apps, Dhotre said the government has received about 6,940 applications without elaborating further.
The app innovation challenge was launched soon after the ban of initial 59 Chinese apps, including TikTok, WeChat, SheIn, etc., under the Section 69A of the IT Act, 2000.
The government had cited that the apps were “engaged in activities which [are] prejudicial to sovereignty and integrity of India, defence of India, security of state and public order” as the reason. Further in two phases the government banned a total of 167 apps.
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