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<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure> The Telecom Commission<\/a> has cleared the new sectoral policy<\/a> which aims to create four million new jobs, getting investments of more than $100 billion into India<\/a> by 2022, improving ease of doing business and using new-age technologies for large scale connectivity.

“The telecom policy has been approved now for sending to Cabinet (in two weeks),” said Aruna Sundararajan, telecom secretary and chairperson of the Telecom Commission, the highest decision-making body of the Ministry of Communications, after a nearly two-hour long meeting on Wednesday.

“All members said that digital infrastructure is even more important than physical infrastructure for India, including CEO of Niti Aayog (Amitabh Kant) who said that for the aspirational states, we must ensure that digital infrastructure is provided at the earliest. Therefore, India must have ease of doing business and an enabling policy environment for fresh investments,” she added.

The Department of Telecommunications (DoT) will create an inhouse monitoring mechanism to track and review the implementation of the new policy — the National Digital Communications Policy (NDCP) — which will have enabling provisions for rationalising levies of the telecom sector that pays a third of every rupee earned to the government in the form of taxes or charges.

Specific proposals to rationalise the levies will be created and considered after the Cabinet approval.

Under NDCP 2018, the government plans to optimally price spectrum, review levies such as license fees and spectrum usage charges as well as M&A rules to ease exits while also taking a fresh look at spectrum sharing, leasing and trading guidelines, as part of its approach that spectrum is a key natural resource which is to be used for public benefit, besides seeking investments in billions of dollars.

Cellular Operators Association of India (COAI), which represents all carriers, said that the forward-looking policy promises to usher India into a new era of digital communications, thereby making the prime minister’s Digital India dream a reality.

“NDCP 2018 is a welcome step for the industry with ambitious targets… speed in implementation will be the key to achieve the set-out goals,” said Mritunjay Kapur, leader of telecom, media and technology at KPMG India.

But senior executives of the industry,which isbearing theburden of heavy financial losses — debt of nearly ₹8 lakh crore amid large scale consolidation and never-ending tariff wars, are sceptical of the policy achieving all its targets.




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电信委员会清除新电信政策,支持网络中立

电信部门的最高决策机构,已经批准了新的电信政策和网络中立在周三会议的建议

  • 更新于2018年7月12日上午并表达是
的电信委员会清除了新部门政策旨在创造四百万个新的就业机会,投资超过1000亿美元印度到2022年,改善经商和使用新时代技术大规模连接。

“电信政策现在已经批准发送内阁(两周内),“说阿鲁娜Sundararajan,电信部长和电信委员会的主席,交通部的最高决策机构,在周三经过近两个小时的会议。

”所有成员表示,数字基础设施是印度比身体更重要的基础设施,包括首席执行官镍钛Aayog (Amitabh康德)谁说的状态,我们必须确保数字基础设施是最早提供的。因此,印度必须经商和有利的政策环境,新的投资,”她补充道。

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电信部门(点)将创建一个内部的监督机制来跟踪和检查新政策的实施,国家数字通信政策(NDCP)——这将使合理化征税规定支付三分之一的电信业每挣一卢比的政府以税收的形式或指控。

具体建议合理化征税将被创建并认为内阁批准后。

NDCP 2018下,政府计划最优价格范围,审查征收许可费用和光谱等使用费用以及并购规则来缓解出口,同时用全新的眼光审视频谱共享、租赁和交易的指导方针,作为方法,频谱的一部分是一个关键自然资源用于公共利益,除了寻求投资数十亿美元。

印度手机运营商协会(COAI),代表所有航空公司说,前瞻性的政策承诺开创印度数字通信的新时代,从而使数字印度总理的梦想。

“NDCP 2018对该行业也是一个受欢迎的措施,在实现雄心勃勃的目标…速度将实现积极的目标的关键,“Mritunjay Kapur说,毕马威(KPMG)的电信、媒体和技术印度。

但业内高管isbearing而沉重的经济损失,债务近₹8十万的卢比在大规模整合和永无休止的战争,关税政策持怀疑的态度,实现所有的目标。

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<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure> The Telecom Commission<\/a> has cleared the new sectoral policy<\/a> which aims to create four million new jobs, getting investments of more than $100 billion into India<\/a> by 2022, improving ease of doing business and using new-age technologies for large scale connectivity.

“The telecom policy has been approved now for sending to Cabinet (in two weeks),” said Aruna Sundararajan, telecom secretary and chairperson of the Telecom Commission, the highest decision-making body of the Ministry of Communications, after a nearly two-hour long meeting on Wednesday.

“All members said that digital infrastructure is even more important than physical infrastructure for India, including CEO of Niti Aayog (Amitabh Kant) who said that for the aspirational states, we must ensure that digital infrastructure is provided at the earliest. Therefore, India must have ease of doing business and an enabling policy environment for fresh investments,” she added.

The Department of Telecommunications (DoT) will create an inhouse monitoring mechanism to track and review the implementation of the new policy — the National Digital Communications Policy (NDCP) — which will have enabling provisions for rationalising levies of the telecom sector that pays a third of every rupee earned to the government in the form of taxes or charges.

Specific proposals to rationalise the levies will be created and considered after the Cabinet approval.

Under NDCP 2018, the government plans to optimally price spectrum, review levies such as license fees and spectrum usage charges as well as M&A rules to ease exits while also taking a fresh look at spectrum sharing, leasing and trading guidelines, as part of its approach that spectrum is a key natural resource which is to be used for public benefit, besides seeking investments in billions of dollars.

Cellular Operators Association of India (COAI), which represents all carriers, said that the forward-looking policy promises to usher India into a new era of digital communications, thereby making the prime minister’s Digital India dream a reality.

“NDCP 2018 is a welcome step for the industry with ambitious targets… speed in implementation will be the key to achieve the set-out goals,” said Mritunjay Kapur, leader of telecom, media and technology at KPMG India.

But senior executives of the industry,which isbearing theburden of heavy financial losses — debt of nearly ₹8 lakh crore amid large scale consolidation and never-ending tariff wars, are sceptical of the policy achieving all its targets.




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