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<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure> NEW DELHI: The telecom<\/a> sector requires satisfactory and good quality of airwaves at right pricing, and the double taxation and high levies should be scrapped, Vodafone<\/a> Idea Limited (VIL) former chief executive Balesh Sharma said.

“Sufficient and high quality of spectrum, available at the right price is important for the
industry<\/a> especially given the current sectoral health,” Sharma in a recent interview told ETTelecom.

Sharma, who has stepped down on Monday as Vodafone Idea's chief executive, said that he would be spending seven weeks at Harvard Business School for an advanced management program, before he could take a new role at the UK-based Vodafone group.

The former top executive said that the government should \"relook\" at double taxation, levies and spectrum charges to support the industry, already reeling into a debt of more than Rs 7 lakh crore.

Last year, the telecom regulator has recommended 275 units of radio waves in the 3300 Mhz -3600 Mhz band range for the launch of fifth-generation or 5G services, but the industry veteran feels that frequencies in the millimeter-wave band should also be considered.

Millimeter band is an extremely high frequency (EHF) or very high frequency (VHF) recognized by the International Telecommunications Union (ITU).

The former executive added that with four players in the market, 35% cap in every band should be applied so that a \"competition\" must come into play.

“We have been saying that the prices are so high and believe that it should come down in line with the National Digital Communication Policy (NDCP) that clearly says the industry’s health needs to be robust and levies should come down,” Sharma said.

The new telecom minister
Ravi Shankar Prasad<\/a>, according to him. has said good things in the first few days of taking charge, and moved a note to the Finance Ministry on the reduction of customs duty, Goods & Service Tax (GST), Universal Service Obligation (USO) levy as well as the blockage of GST.

Rs 30,000 crore of the cash-strapped industry has been stuck due to GST impasse, and the Department of Telecommunications (DoT) has already written to the Nirmala Sitharaman-headed Finance Ministry, for its disbursal.

Sharma also said that the 5G was very important and the country’s future hinges on the newer technology and the industry had a very ambitious plan for
India<\/a> of tomorrow.

5G, he said, would be fundamental to India’s ambition to achieve a $5 trillion economy by 2024.

“5G use cases in Europe may not be relevant for India, be we have to take learning from there. Trails are expected to start soon with potential use cases,” he added.

London-based GSMA in its recent finding said that 5G would account for 15 percent of the mobile connections worldwide by 2025.

Vodafone Idea, according to him, has deployed 5,000 Massive Mimo base stations and the telco is aggressively transforming its network to become 5G-ready.

“5G technology builds upon cloudification and virtualization, and whatever we are deploying in networks, is 5G ready,” Sharma said.

4G<\/a> that has covered more than a billion people today, according to him, is a bedrock for 5G, and the ecosystem for the next generation of technology was evolving.

GSMA, in its study, said that 4G would continue to see strong growth, and is expected to account for 60 per cent of global connections by 2025.
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电信行业需要足够的质量谱正确定价:Balesh沙玛

“足够的和高质量的光谱,价钱合理,是重要的工业尤其是当前部门健康,”在最近的一次采访中告诉ETTelecom沙玛。乐动娱乐招聘

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新德里:电信部门需要满意的和高质量的电视广播正确定价,双重征税和高征税应该废除,沃达丰(Vodafone)想法有限公司(维尔)前首席执行官Balesh Sharma说。

“足够的和高质量的光谱,价钱合理,是重要的行业特别是当前行业健康,”在最近的一次采访中Sharma告诉ETTelecom。乐动娱乐招聘

沙玛,周一辞去沃达丰的首席执行官,说他将花七周哈佛商学院高级管理项目,之前可能需要一个新的角色在英国沃达丰集团。

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前高管说,政府应该“重新”双重征税,征税和频谱指控支持产业,已经陷入了债务超过7十万的卢比。

去年,电信监管机构推荐的275台3300 Mhz无线电波的-3600 Mhz频带范围推出第五代或5 g服务,但该行业资深觉得毫米波波段的频率也应该被考虑。

毫米的乐队是一个极高频(EHF)或甚高频(VHF)被国际电信联盟(ITU)。

的前高管补充称,四名球员在市场上,35%的帽子每个乐队都应该被应用,这样一个“竞争”必须发挥作用。

“我们一直在说,价格是如此之高,相信它应该符合国家数字通信政策下来(NDCP)明确表示,行业的卫生需要健壮和征收应下来,”Sharma说。

新电信部长Ravi Shankar普拉萨德据他。说好的事情负责的头几天,报告,财政部在降低关税,商品及服务税(GST),普遍服务义务(USO)征收销售税的堵塞。

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30000卢比现金拮据的产业被困由于销售税僵局,和电信部(点)已经写入吧Sitharaman-headed财政部支出。

Sharma还表示,5克是非常重要的和国家的未来取决于更新的技术和行业有一个非常雄心勃勃的计划印度的明天。

5克,他说,将印度的雄心壮志的基础经济到2024年达到5万亿美元。

“在欧洲5 g的用例可能不是相关的印度,是我们需要学习的。轨迹将很快开始与潜在的使用情况下,”他补充道。

伦敦GSMA在最近发现说5 g将占全球手机连接到2025年的15%。

沃达丰的想法,根据他的说法,已经部署了5000年大规模分布式天线基站和电信是积极改变其网络成为5 g功能。

“5 g技术构建在云化和虚拟化,无论我们在网络部署,是5 g准备好了,”Sharma说。

4 g今天,覆盖了超过十亿人,根据他的说法,是5 g的基石,下一代技术的生态系统进化。

GSMA,在其研究中,说4 g将继续强劲增长,并预计到2025年占60%的全球联系。
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<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure> NEW DELHI: The telecom<\/a> sector requires satisfactory and good quality of airwaves at right pricing, and the double taxation and high levies should be scrapped, Vodafone<\/a> Idea Limited (VIL) former chief executive Balesh Sharma said.

“Sufficient and high quality of spectrum, available at the right price is important for the
industry<\/a> especially given the current sectoral health,” Sharma in a recent interview told ETTelecom.

Sharma, who has stepped down on Monday as Vodafone Idea's chief executive, said that he would be spending seven weeks at Harvard Business School for an advanced management program, before he could take a new role at the UK-based Vodafone group.

The former top executive said that the government should \"relook\" at double taxation, levies and spectrum charges to support the industry, already reeling into a debt of more than Rs 7 lakh crore.

Last year, the telecom regulator has recommended 275 units of radio waves in the 3300 Mhz -3600 Mhz band range for the launch of fifth-generation or 5G services, but the industry veteran feels that frequencies in the millimeter-wave band should also be considered.

Millimeter band is an extremely high frequency (EHF) or very high frequency (VHF) recognized by the International Telecommunications Union (ITU).

The former executive added that with four players in the market, 35% cap in every band should be applied so that a \"competition\" must come into play.

“We have been saying that the prices are so high and believe that it should come down in line with the National Digital Communication Policy (NDCP) that clearly says the industry’s health needs to be robust and levies should come down,” Sharma said.

The new telecom minister
Ravi Shankar Prasad<\/a>, according to him. has said good things in the first few days of taking charge, and moved a note to the Finance Ministry on the reduction of customs duty, Goods & Service Tax (GST), Universal Service Obligation (USO) levy as well as the blockage of GST.

Rs 30,000 crore of the cash-strapped industry has been stuck due to GST impasse, and the Department of Telecommunications (DoT) has already written to the Nirmala Sitharaman-headed Finance Ministry, for its disbursal.

Sharma also said that the 5G was very important and the country’s future hinges on the newer technology and the industry had a very ambitious plan for
India<\/a> of tomorrow.

5G, he said, would be fundamental to India’s ambition to achieve a $5 trillion economy by 2024.

“5G use cases in Europe may not be relevant for India, be we have to take learning from there. Trails are expected to start soon with potential use cases,” he added.

London-based GSMA in its recent finding said that 5G would account for 15 percent of the mobile connections worldwide by 2025.

Vodafone Idea, according to him, has deployed 5,000 Massive Mimo base stations and the telco is aggressively transforming its network to become 5G-ready.

“5G technology builds upon cloudification and virtualization, and whatever we are deploying in networks, is 5G ready,” Sharma said.

4G<\/a> that has covered more than a billion people today, according to him, is a bedrock for 5G, and the ecosystem for the next generation of technology was evolving.

GSMA, in its study, said that 4G would continue to see strong growth, and is expected to account for 60 per cent of global connections by 2025.
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