According to media sources, The Minister of Communications and Development of North Eastern Region Shri Jyotiraditya Scindia along with Dr Chandra Sekhar Pemmasani, Minister of State for Communications held the second meeting with the recently constituted Stakeholders Advisory Committee (SAC) on Telecom Service Providers (TSPs) on Friday.
The initiative by the Department of Telecommunications (DoT) is aimed at engaging all stakeholders in expanding and shaping the future of India’s telecommunication ecosystem and fostering inclusive and collaborative policy decision-making. During the first SAC on TSP, certain focus areas were identified. In today’s meeting, discussions centred on international standards and India’s share in Intellectual Property and Standard Essential Patent (SEP), connectivity gaps in telecom and quality of telecom services.
SAC members emphasised systematically aligning research to ‘India’s needs’ and putting in place a vibrant standards community. India has already taken various initiatives like the launch of Bhart6G Vision and Bhart6G Alliance, patent and IPR support framework, commissioning of testbeds, etc., and the country can aspire for achieving 10% of all 6G patents and 1/6th contributions to global standards promoting India’s needs. SAC proposed a 3-year roadmap for achieving it.
The SAC expressed the view that, for India to become a deep tech leader, penetration of both wireline and intelligent wireless broadband networks, with reliable connectivity, is critical. The TSPs sought a supportive policy framework to encourage investments towards the path of 100% broadband coverage in the country. Various reasons and possible measures to improve the quality of telecom service were also discussed.
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