The number of internet<\/a> connections in India has grown by 65% from March 2016 to cross the 50 crore mark in 2018, in line with the target set by the Narendra Modi<\/a> government three years ago. 根据最新的信息从印度的电信监管机构(火车),2018年9月,年底有56在印度卢比的窄带和宽带连接。相对,只有34卢比的连接截至3月31日,2016年,增加到42卢比的2017年3月31日。2018年3月31日,互联网连接总数站在49个卢比。 的数量互联网连接在印度增长了65%从2016年3月跨越50卢比的马克在2018年,与设定的目标莫迪三年前政府。
As per the latest information from the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (Trai<\/a>), by the end of September 2018, there were 56 crore narrowband and broadband connections in India.
Comparatively, there were just 34 crore connections as of March 31, 2016, which increased to 42 crore by March 31, 2017. By March 31, 2018, the total number of internet connections stood at 49 crore. That number increased to 51 crore internet connections at the end of June this year before the figure touched 56 crore as of September 30, 2018.
In December 2015, Union telecom minister Ravi Shankar Prasad had said: “My plan is to make 50 crore internet connections in India by 2018... I’m convinced that in the coming 2-3 years, India will become equal to China as an IT market of the world.”
Of the 56 crore connections, 64%, or 36 crore, are in the urban areas and 36%, or 19.4 crore, in the rural areas. While more service providers are focusing on rural areas, experts credit the increase in the hinterland to the infrastructure created by the government. The massive growth in urban centres on the other hand is attributed to the entry of Reliance Jio.
Professor Debabrata Das<\/a> from the International Institute of Information Technology-Bangalore (IIIT-B), who was an integral part of the Centre’s National Information Infrastructure<\/a> version 2.0 (NII 2.0), says: “The infrastructure created by staterun BSNL and the Centre’s BharatNet project that envisages connecting all gram panchayats with internet through an optical fibre network must be seen as crucial for the rural connections.”
Just five states — Karnataka, Tamil Nadu<\/a>, Andhra Pradesh<\/a> (including Telangana<\/a>), Gujarat<\/a> and Maharashtra<\/a> — account for 20 crore or 36% of all internet connections in India.
Compared to 2016, Karnataka reported a 58% growth in the number of internet connections, while the same was 45% for Tamil Nadu, 76% for Andhra Pradesh, 56% for Maharashtra and 70% for Gujarat.
“The huge increase is largely because of Jio. While BharatNet has created the infrastructure, the actual number of people using it is not much given that most subscribers have wireless connections,” Aravind Kumar, senior advisor, TRAI, told TOI.
Separate data from Trai shows that as of June 30, 2018, Reliance Jio was way ahead of all the other players in terms of market share, with state-run BSNL at the fifth spot. Sources in Trai said the same internet service providers continued to hold the top five positions.
Boosting rural connectivity, the Centre’s BharatNet project has so far connected 1.1 lakh gram panchayats (GPs)with internet through a network of optical fibre cable. Of the states, UP has the maximum GPs connected (27,940), followed by Maharashtra (15,126) and Madhya Pradesh (12,689).
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互联网在印度已经越过50-crore里程碑
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根据最新的信息从印度电信管理局(火车),2018年9月,年底有56在印度卢比的窄带和宽带连接。
相对,只有34卢比的连接截至3月31日,2016年,增加到42卢比的2017年3月31日。2018年3月31日,互联网连接总数站在49个卢比。这个数字增加到51卢比的互联网连接在今年6月底前图了56个卢比的截至9月30日,2018年。
56的卢比的连接,64%,36个卢比,在城市地区和36%,或19.4卢比,在农村地区。虽然越来越多的服务提供商关注农村地区,专家信贷的增加,内陆地区的基础设施由政府。城市中心的大规模增长,另一方面是由于信实Jio的条目。
教授Debabrata Das从国际研究所的信息Technology-Bangalore (IIIT-B),该中心的不可分割的一部分国家信息基础设施版本2.0 (2.0 NII),说:“基础设施由国营BSNL和中心的设想与互联网连接所有克panchayats BharatNet项目通过一个光纤网络必须被视为农村连接的关键。”
只是五个州——卡纳塔克邦泰米尔纳德邦,安得拉邦(包括Telangana),古吉拉特邦和马哈拉施特拉邦——占20卢比或在印度36%的互联网连接。
与2016年相比,卡纳塔克邦的互联网连接的数量增长了58%,虽然同样是45%泰米尔纳德邦,安得拉邦占76%,56%在马哈拉施特拉邦和古吉拉特邦为70%。
“巨大的增加主要是因为Jio。虽然BharatNet创造了基础设施,但实际使用它的人数并不多,因为大多数用户都有无线连接,”阿拉Kumar,高级顾问,火车,告诉钢铁洪流。
火车的单独的数据显示,截至6月30日,2018年,依赖Jio远远领先于所有其他球员在市场份额方面,与国营BSNL第五的位置。源在火车说相同的互联网服务供应商继续保持前五名的位置。
提高农村连接,该中心的BharatNet项目到目前为止连接1.1十万的克panchayats (GPs)通过网络与互联网的光纤电缆。最大的州,有GPs连接(27940),其次是马哈拉施特拉邦中央邦(15126)和(12689)。
The number of internet<\/a> connections in India has grown by 65% from March 2016 to cross the 50 crore mark in 2018, in line with the target set by the Narendra Modi<\/a> government three years ago.
As per the latest information from the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (Trai<\/a>), by the end of September 2018, there were 56 crore narrowband and broadband connections in India.
Comparatively, there were just 34 crore connections as of March 31, 2016, which increased to 42 crore by March 31, 2017. By March 31, 2018, the total number of internet connections stood at 49 crore. That number increased to 51 crore internet connections at the end of June this year before the figure touched 56 crore as of September 30, 2018.
In December 2015, Union telecom minister Ravi Shankar Prasad had said: “My plan is to make 50 crore internet connections in India by 2018... I’m convinced that in the coming 2-3 years, India will become equal to China as an IT market of the world.”
Of the 56 crore connections, 64%, or 36 crore, are in the urban areas and 36%, or 19.4 crore, in the rural areas. While more service providers are focusing on rural areas, experts credit the increase in the hinterland to the infrastructure created by the government. The massive growth in urban centres on the other hand is attributed to the entry of Reliance Jio.
Professor Debabrata Das<\/a> from the International Institute of Information Technology-Bangalore (IIIT-B), who was an integral part of the Centre’s National Information Infrastructure<\/a> version 2.0 (NII 2.0), says: “The infrastructure created by staterun BSNL and the Centre’s BharatNet project that envisages connecting all gram panchayats with internet through an optical fibre network must be seen as crucial for the rural connections.”
Just five states — Karnataka, Tamil Nadu<\/a>, Andhra Pradesh<\/a> (including Telangana<\/a>), Gujarat<\/a> and Maharashtra<\/a> — account for 20 crore or 36% of all internet connections in India.
Compared to 2016, Karnataka reported a 58% growth in the number of internet connections, while the same was 45% for Tamil Nadu, 76% for Andhra Pradesh, 56% for Maharashtra and 70% for Gujarat.
“The huge increase is largely because of Jio. While BharatNet has created the infrastructure, the actual number of people using it is not much given that most subscribers have wireless connections,” Aravind Kumar, senior advisor, TRAI, told TOI.
Separate data from Trai shows that as of June 30, 2018, Reliance Jio was way ahead of all the other players in terms of market share, with state-run BSNL at the fifth spot. Sources in Trai said the same internet service providers continued to hold the top five positions.
Boosting rural connectivity, the Centre’s BharatNet project has so far connected 1.1 lakh gram panchayats (GPs)with internet through a network of optical fibre cable. Of the states, UP has the maximum GPs connected (27,940), followed by Maharashtra (15,126) and Madhya Pradesh (12,689).
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