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Prime Minister Narendra Modi<\/a> early Wednesday launched the ‘Bharat 6G<\/a>’ vision document and a 6G testbed to drive innovation and R&D on the next-generation network technology.
“In recent years, India has undertaken several initiatives to address the challenges of digital divide. Out of the total 640,000 villages in India, more than 600,000 villages have already been provided with 4G mobile coverage, the remaining villages will be covered by December 2023. The government has also been extending fibre to every village in the country. Around 190,000 villages have optical fiber connectivity, remaining villages will be covered by 2025,” said Chauhan.
The minister said in a keynote address at the India Telecom 2023 event jointly organised by the Department of Telecommunications<\/a> (DoT) and Telecom Equipment and Services Export Promotion Council (TEPC).
“India has assumed the presidency of G20…India will be more than happy to cooperate in the field of advanced telecom technology, share best practices in bridging the digital divide and several other areas,” said Chauhan.
Union Minister of Communications Ashwini Vaishnaw said that various sectors in India are now developing technologies, as against being a consumer of technologies earlier.
“Today, we are in a position where India is confidently developing products, developing technologies, and taking bigger challenges. This spirit is reflected in sector after sector. Take the case of defense, take the case of steel, railways, or renewable energy,” said Vaishnaw. “That's one major mindset shift, which has happened in the last eight years.”
He noted that the regulation of digital economies has to be different from the earlier economy which was not heavily reliant on digital technologies.
“...there are certain horizontals and then there are certain verticals. The horizontals are telecom and data privacy, these cut across all the verticals. So we decided to frame our regulatory sector in a way that basically makes technology-agnostic horizontals and technology-focused verticals,” the telecom minister said.
“We are rewriting our rules and we are rewriting our regulations for the digital economy. Our focus is to make sure that the horizontals are technology agnostic, they are dynamic, and they are capable of changing with the changing technologies. They are inclusive,” he added.
He also said India has been a leader in software development for some time now, and it is gaining prominence as a hardware manufacturer, adding that it is an opportune time for the country to emerge as a manufacturer of high-quality, reliable and trusted products.
“...some of the products are today exported to about 55 countries, including the United States of America. That's the goal. To make this work, we must establish ourselves as a country an area or region, which manufactures high-quality, reliable and trusted products,” he said.
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印度将在位置开发完全由2030 -结束:国产6克栈Chauhan
“印度已经认为G20主席国…印度将乐意在先进的电信技术领域的合作,分享最佳实践在弥合数字鸿沟和其他一些地区,“Chauhan说。
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总理莫迪周三推出了“巴拉特6克“愿景文档和6 g试验台驱动创新和研发新一代的网络技术。
“近年来,印度已经采取一些措施来解决数字鸿沟的挑战。总在印度的640000个村庄,600000多个村庄已经提供4 g移动覆盖,其余的村庄将由2023年12月。政府也一直在纤维延伸到每个村庄。大约190000个村庄有光纤连接,剩下的村庄将到2025年,“Chauhan说。
部长在发表主旨演讲时表示印度电信2023事件共同组织的电信部(点)和电信设备和服务出口促进委员会(TEPC)。
“印度已经认为G20主席国…印度将乐意在先进的电信技术领域的合作,分享最佳实践在弥合数字鸿沟和其他一些地区,“Chauhan说。
联合通讯部长Ashwini Vaishnaw说,各个部门在印度现在发展技术,同是一个消费者的技术。
“今天,我们是在一个位置印度是自信地开发产品,发展技术,和更大的挑战。这种精神体现在部门后,部门。采取防御的情况下,以钢为例,铁路,或可再生能源,”Vaishnaw说。“这是一个主要的心态转变,发生在过去的八年。”
他指出,数字经济的监管必须不同于早期的经济严重依赖数字技术。
“…有一定的水平面上,然后有一些垂直。水平面上的电信和数据隐私,这些跨越所有的垂直。所以我们决定框架基本上我们的监管部门,使科技垂直与技术无关的水平面上,”电信部长说。
“我们重写规则和数字经济我们重写规则。我们的重点是确保横向技术不可知论者,他们是动态的,他们有能力改变的改变技术。他们是包容性的,”他补充道。
他还说,印度一直是一个领袖在软件开发中有一段时间了,它正在成为一个硬件制造商,他补充说,这是一个合适的时间成为一个国家生产高质量、可靠、值得信赖的产品。
“…今天的一些产品是出口到55个国家,包括美国。这是目标。为了使这项工作,我们必须建立自己作为一个国家一个地区或区域,生产高质量、可靠、值得信赖的产品,”他说。
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