结合行政策2016年印度数字
视力的一个关键领域的数字印度计划在2015年推出数字基础设施的可用性是每个公民的核心工具。
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One of the key vision areas of Digital India Program launched in 2015 is the availability of Digital Infrastructure as a Core Utility to Every Citizen.<\/p>
One of the key vision areas of Digital India Program launched in 2015 is the availability of Digital Infrastructure as a Core Utility to Every Citizen.<\/p> To implement this vision, Government of India through Department of Telecommunications (DoT) came out with the Indian Telegraph Right of Way (RoW) Rules 2016 which were gazette notified in November 2016 for adoption by all State Governments and Union Territories in India.<\/p>
With more than 3 years gone, only 16 states out of 36 States\/UT\u2019s have broadly aligned their policy with Row policy 2016.<\/p>
Such policy anomaly in the States have deprived citizens and especially businesses in the states like Karnataka, Kerala, West Bengal, Rajasthan, Haryana and others, from seamless network and internet connectivity and would impede rollout of new technologies like 5G, M2M\/IoT etc. in the States.<\/p>
Besides this, it has also seriously impacted various ambitious programs of the Government of India such as Digital India, Smart City, financial inclusion etc.\u201d<\/p>
Such policies laid down by the various State Govt. has put on hold further expansion of digital infrastructure and holding back further investment by the industry.<\/p>
Success of Digital India depends upon the innovative policy and enabling framework that government creates. A robust telecom infrastructure will play a key role in seamless connectivity, which is the essence of true \u201cDigitization.\u201d<\/p>
Also to address the issue, the Urban Development Department (UDD)\/IT Department of the various state govt. which seems to be responsible for framing the policy for installation of telecom infrastructure in their respective States have come out with their own policies which are completely misaligned with the Indian Telegraph RoW Rules 2016 of the Government of India.<\/p>
The RoW rules notified in November 2016 have several enabling features such as no restriction on location of telecom towers, single window clearance mechanism, defined time-period for approvals, appointment of Nodal officers, nominal administration fees and deemed approvals etc. extensively supporting the Digital India mission.<\/p>
As per the estimation, India still needs more than 1,00,000 towers to provide quality services and cater to active subscriber base of more than a billion customers.<\/p>
The tower industry has progressed significantly over the past decade, with service providers launching new products, participating in software and operational improvement, and procuring tower portfolios from mobile network operators (MNOs).<\/p>
In much of the highly mature global markets, the arrival of 5G, IoT and M2M, AR, VR & MC bends effective rollout of the critical infrastructure.<\/p>
Forthcoming infrastructure demand will be driven foremost by urban capacity needs, with macro-sites increasingly boosted by locally distributed small cells and inbuilding solutions. Small cell and 5G deployments will involve higher backhaul capacity as well as new models for infrastructure sharing (passive, active and backhaul) which would emerge soon.<\/p>
About TR Dua<\/strong><\/p> Mr.TR Dua is the Director-General, Tower & Infrastructure Providers Association (TAIPA)-an engineering graduate with diploma in Business Management and export Marketing. Having over an experience of over 35 years in the telecom sector. Mr. Dua\u2019s experience includes all facets of telecom be it Product Development, Business Development, Telecom Licensing, Regulatory issues & Spectrum Management. IN 2010 he was awarded the \u201cEVANGELIST MOBILE INFRASTRUCTURE AWARD\u201d.","blog_img":"","posted_date":"2020-02-25 16:36:51","modified_date":"2020-02-27 13:11:51","featured":"0","status":"Y","seo_title":"States to Align with RoW Policy 2016 For Digital India","seo_url":"states-to-align-with-row-policy-2016-for-digital-india","url":"\/\/www.iser-br.com\/tele-talk\/states-to-align-with-row-policy-2016-for-digital-india\/4068","url_seo":"states-to-align-with-row-policy-2016-for-digital-india"}">
视力的一个关键领域的数字印度计划在2015年推出数字基础设施的可用性是每个公民的核心工具。 实现这一愿景,印度政府通过电信部(点)推出了印度电报的方式(行)规则2016公报》的通知2016年11月,采用在印度所有的州政府和联邦属地。 3年以上走了,只有16个州36个州/ UT的政策与行政策2016年大体一致。 这样的政策在美国异常剥夺公民,特别是企业在美国像卡纳塔克邦,喀拉拉邦,西孟加拉邦,拉贾斯坦邦,哈里亚纳邦和其他人来说,从无缝网络和互联网连通性和阻碍新技术的推出要5 g, M2M /物联网等在美国。 除此之外,它还严重影响了印度政府的各种雄心勃勃的计划,比如数字印度、智能城市、金融包容等。” 这些政策规定各个国家政府搁置数字基础设施的进一步扩张,阻碍进一步投资的行业。 数字印度的成功取决于创新政策,使框架,政府创建了。健壮的电信基础设施将发挥关键作用的无缝连接,这是真正的本质“数字化”。 也来解决这个问题,城市发展部门(UDD) / IT部门的各种国家政府似乎负责框架安装电信基础设施的政策在各自国家推出自己的政策,完全失调与印度电报行规则2016年印度政府。 行规则通知2016年11月有几个支持功能,如没有限制电信塔的位置,间隙机制单一窗口,定义的时段为批准,任命节点军官,名义上管理费用和认为审批等广泛支持数字印度的使命。 根据估计,印度仍然需要超过1,00000塔提供优质服务和迎合的活跃用户数量超过十亿的客户。 塔行业在过去的十年中取得了长足的进展,与服务提供商推出新产品,参与软件和操作改进,和采购塔组合从移动网络运营商(MNOs)。 在大部分的高度成熟的全球市场,5克的到来,物联网和M2M, AR、虚拟现实和MC弯曲关键基础设施的有效推广。 即将到来的基础设施需求将主要由城市容量的需求,与macro-sites越来越受到本地分布式小细胞和打造解决方案士气。小细胞和5 g部署将涉及更高的回程能力以及新车型为基础设施共享(被动,主动和回程)很快就会出现。 对TR Dua 免责声明:作者的观点仅和ETTelecom.com不一定订阅它。乐动体育1002乐动体育乐动娱乐招聘乐动娱乐招聘乐动体育1002乐动体育ETTelecom.com不得负责任何损害任何个人/组织直接或间接造成的。
To implement this vision, Government of India through Department of Telecommunications (DoT) came out with the Indian Telegraph Right of Way (RoW) Rules 2016 which were gazette notified in November 2016 for adoption by all State Governments and Union Territories in India.<\/p>
With more than 3 years gone, only 16 states out of 36 States\/UT\u2019s have broadly aligned their policy with Row policy 2016.<\/p>
Such policy anomaly in the States have deprived citizens and especially businesses in the states like Karnataka, Kerala, West Bengal, Rajasthan, Haryana and others, from seamless network and internet connectivity and would impede rollout of new technologies like 5G, M2M\/IoT etc. in the States.<\/p>
Besides this, it has also seriously impacted various ambitious programs of the Government of India such as Digital India, Smart City, financial inclusion etc.\u201d<\/p>
Such policies laid down by the various State Govt. has put on hold further expansion of digital infrastructure and holding back further investment by the industry.<\/p>
Success of Digital India depends upon the innovative policy and enabling framework that government creates. A robust telecom infrastructure will play a key role in seamless connectivity, which is the essence of true \u201cDigitization.\u201d<\/p>
Also to address the issue, the Urban Development Department (UDD)\/IT Department of the various state govt. which seems to be responsible for framing the policy for installation of telecom infrastructure in their respective States have come out with their own policies which are completely misaligned with the Indian Telegraph RoW Rules 2016 of the Government of India.<\/p>
The RoW rules notified in November 2016 have several enabling features such as no restriction on location of telecom towers, single window clearance mechanism, defined time-period for approvals, appointment of Nodal officers, nominal administration fees and deemed approvals etc. extensively supporting the Digital India mission.<\/p>
As per the estimation, India still needs more than 1,00,000 towers to provide quality services and cater to active subscriber base of more than a billion customers.<\/p>
The tower industry has progressed significantly over the past decade, with service providers launching new products, participating in software and operational improvement, and procuring tower portfolios from mobile network operators (MNOs).<\/p>
In much of the highly mature global markets, the arrival of 5G, IoT and M2M, AR, VR & MC bends effective rollout of the critical infrastructure.<\/p>
Forthcoming infrastructure demand will be driven foremost by urban capacity needs, with macro-sites increasingly boosted by locally distributed small cells and inbuilding solutions. Small cell and 5G deployments will involve higher backhaul capacity as well as new models for infrastructure sharing (passive, active and backhaul) which would emerge soon.<\/p>
About TR Dua<\/strong><\/p> Mr.TR Dua is the Director-General, Tower & Infrastructure Providers Association (TAIPA)-an engineering graduate with diploma in Business Management and export Marketing. Having over an experience of over 35 years in the telecom sector. Mr. Dua\u2019s experience includes all facets of telecom be it Product Development, Business Development, Telecom Licensing, Regulatory issues & Spectrum Management. IN 2010 he was awarded the \u201cEVANGELIST MOBILE INFRASTRUCTURE AWARD\u201d.","blog_img":"","posted_date":"2020-02-25 16:36:51","modified_date":"2020-02-27 13:11:51","featured":"0","status":"Y","seo_title":"States to Align with RoW Policy 2016 For Digital India","seo_url":"states-to-align-with-row-policy-2016-for-digital-india","url":"\/\/www.iser-br.com\/tele-talk\/states-to-align-with-row-policy-2016-for-digital-india\/4068","url_seo":"states-to-align-with-row-policy-2016-for-digital-india"},img_object:["","retail_files/author_1483009921_temp.jpg"],fromNewsletter:"",newsletterDate:"",ajaxParams:{action:"get_more_blogs"},pageTrackingKey:"Blog",author_list:"Tilak Raj Dua",complete_cat_name:"Blogs"});" data-jsinvoker_init="_override_history_url = "//www.iser-br.com/tele-talk/states-to-align-with-row-policy-2016-for-digital-india/4068";">
