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时间来取代传统电信监管体制,说Ashwini Vaishnaw
“我们有责任监管维度和正在使印度的全球基准的行业监管体制可以提前计划和投资部门,“Vaishnaw说的开场戏事件对印度移动国会(IMC) 2022年将在新德里举行于9月29日至10月1日。
“我们有责任监管维度和正在使印度的全球基准的行业监管体制可以提前计划和投资部门,“Vaishnaw在事件的序幕印度国会移动(IMC) 2022年将在新德里举行从9月29日到10月1日。
“是时候取代法律和监管制度没有任何中断。我们要积极参与的行业法律,”他说。
Vaishnaw说部门认真对待每个建议的咨询文件。
他说这个行业应该站出来本地领域的技术发展,并使印度对世界(技术)。“这将是一个目标在未来2 - 3年内,”部长说。
印度的科技加成率是惊人的,行业将得到股息采取连接最后一英里在遥远的村庄,Vaishnaw说。
“芯片组制造商应该去大学,小院校建立体验中心,”他补充道。
Vaishnaw还说,该中心正致力于一种机制来提供500卢比的年度研发支持。
他还感谢电信行业的5 g拍卖成功的。
“这表明行业出来的长时间的疼痛,不确定性,而且大部分的遗留问题是在我们身后。是时候向前看,投资,引进新技术,时间再一次让电信作为一个朝阳产业,”他说。
“我们设计政策按照行业的需求,并开始一个设计PLI方案。政府的目标是促进生活的轻松,”Chauhan说。
范围为新玩家在电信行业,新法律必须:Vaishnaw
“这是一个巨大的数字偏好消费。印度平均每月移动数据消费15 gb和11个gb的全球平均水平,“Vaishnaw说在周三的媒体会议上,消费者也快接受创新和新技术。
“5克实际上跨越所有部门。我们看到各种各样的测试用例和电信服务供应商都有它,”K拉,秘书,电信部说,补充说,过去几个月以来,部门开辟了一个垂直的用例。
大学,根据他的说法,准备发射测试床。
“印度移动国会2022将于2027年交付印度片,作为总理的愿景,今天我们有大量的印度公司在4 g, g和5 g +,”拉补充道。
印度手机运营商协会(COAI)总干事SP Kochhar称赞政府的努力,并表示,新一届领导班子能够摆脱遗留问题,和固定的腔隙而提出的改革与总理的愿景。
德里集团代表的依赖Jio,Bharti附近的旅馆和沃达丰的想法组织为期三天的印度移动国会(IMC) 2022年在新德里,和预计客流量70000个人和7000多名业内高管。
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<\/figure>NEW DELHI: The Department of Telecommunications<\/a> (DoT) is focusing on bringing radical reforms in the existing regulatory framework for the telecom industry<\/a> to encourage investments and advance planning, telecom minister Ashwini Vaishnav said on Thursday.\u201cWe have a responsibility for regulatory dimension and are working to make India\u2019s regulatory regime a global benchmark so that the industry can plan ahead and invest in the sector,\u201d Vaishnaw<\/a> said at a curtain raiser event for India Mobile Congress<\/a> (IMC) 2022, to be held in New Delhi from September 29 to October 1.
\u201cIt\u2019s time to replace the legal and regulatory regime without any disruption. We want active participation from the industry to make a law,\u201d he said.
<\/div><\/div>DoT had recently floated a consultation paper on how to radically reform the legal framework for telecommunications to make it in sync with global developments and changing technologies.
Vaishnaw said the department is taking each suggestion on the consultation paper seriously.
He said the industry should come forward in the area of technology development locally, and make (technology) in India for the world. \u201cThis will be a goal in the next 2-3 years,\u201d the minister added.
The technology addition rate in India is phenomenal and the industry will get dividends for taking connectivity to the last mile in far-flung villages, the Vaishnaw said.
\u201cChipset makers should go to universities, smaller colleges and schools to set up experience centres,\u201d he added.
Vaishnaw also said the Centre is working on a mechanism to provide Rs 500 crore annual R&D support to the industry.
He also thanked the telecom industry for making the 5G auction<\/a> a success.
\"This indicates that the industry has come out of a long period of pain, uncertainty, and most of the legacy issues are behind us. It's time to look forward, time to invest, time to bring in new technologies, time to once again make telecom as a sunrise industry,\" he said.
Vaishnaw said the department is taking each suggestion on the consultation paper seriously.
He said the industry should come forward in the area of technology development locally, and make (technology) in India for the world. \u201cThis will be a goal in the next 2-3 years,\u201d the minister added.
The technology addition rate in India is phenomenal and the industry will get dividends for taking connectivity to the last mile in far-flung villages, the Vaishnaw said.
\u201cChipset makers should go to universities, smaller colleges and schools to set up experience centres,\u201d he added.
Vaishnaw also said the Centre is working on a mechanism to provide Rs 500 crore annual R&D support to the industry.
He also thanked the telecom industry for making the 5G auction<\/a> a success.
\"This indicates that the industry has come out of a long period of pain, uncertainty, and most of the legacy issues are behind us. It's time to look forward, time to invest, time to bring in new technologies, time to once again make telecom as a sunrise industry,\" he said.
<\/div><\/div>Devusinh Chauhan<\/a>, Minister of State for Communications said that bids worth about Rs 1.50 lakh crore indicate industry\u2019s trust in Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Minister of Communications Ashwini Vaishnaw<\/a>'s leadership.
\u201cWe have designed policies as per the industry\u2019s demand, and started a design-led PLI scheme. Government aims to facilitate ease of living,\u201d Chauhan said.
\u201cWe have designed policies as per the industry\u2019s demand, and started a design-led PLI scheme. Government aims to facilitate ease of living,\u201d Chauhan said.