Internet and telecommunication services speed have upgraded from 2G to 3G, to 4G and now India is planning to launch 5G telecommunication service. It is expected to release between October-December 2022.
The telecommunication sector supports the Indian economy a lot. India has a vision and dream of Digital innovations and ambitions but the rules and regulations are throttling in the path of success.
The government is looking for opportunities from different companies that can merge together and explore the ways of digital telecommunication without getting into court battles.
Telecommunication Minister Ashwinin Vaishnav has stated that the new rule may be rolled out in the coming February Month. Currently, the telecommunication sector services are operated by complying with the rules of the 1885 act but now decades have passed and circumstances have also changed so improvisation is required. By considering the colonial-era Indian Telegraph Act, the Indian government is planning to update the policies and rules.
No rates have been decided for tariffs and vouchers. The government has given the rights to companies and operators. Because different companies have a different base of customers and they understand their user’s needs better. After the construction of new policies and tariff rates, customers can access 5G telecommunication services at the end of the year 2022.
Now, the chips are imported from other countries making India dependent on other countries. The Telecommunication Minister has the vision to begin the process of construction of semiconductors and chips in India. Therefore, India can continuously assemble the smartphone, e-vehicles, and electric resources independently. Many other countries will contact India for such material that will strengthen the economy and telecom sector of India. It will reduce the burden of imports.
Many mobile phone operators were going through a hard time. By considering their situations, influential ministries of Electronics, Information Technology, and Communications have caught up with the top tech companies and offered a relief package to standby. They also launched a scheme to attract semiconductor manufacturers of South Asian countries.
In India billions of active telecom users. But to compete with the other semiconductor manufacturing countries and 5G network operators like China and South Korea, India needs to develop a triumphant telecom industry.
There is a war and competition among the telecommunication companies because we all know Reliance Jio is ruling the market and giving tough competition in spectrum bidding.
The 5G network will bring a change in the telecom industry and speed up the services. But now there are lots of things to discuss as we have to look for land for the spectrum, electricity, resources, and other inputs.
