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Broadband Access, A Fundamental Right : Government of India
Indian Government within 100 days plans to float policy that establishes broadband connectivity as a basic fundamental right like education and health.
The policy lists several affordable options in which broadband could be made available in remote and rural areas, including optic fiber, wireless networks and VSAT technologies. This policy shall even make spine for FTTH rollouts to create a all-time "connected society". It's in the same policy where the government wishes to establish a suitable institutional framework that lets the many departments and agencies smoothly coordinate with each other for the timely deployment and maintenance of telecom cables for speedy spread of broadband connectivity across India.
This policy was prompted following concerns from the Department of Telecommunications (DoT) that the delayed launch of NOFN (National Optic Fiber Network) could thwart the government's pan-India broadband penetration targets as laid out in the National Telecom Policy 2012 - of 175 million and 600 million users by 2017 and 2020 respectively.
Broadband Access, A Fundamental Right : Government of India | CrazyEngineers
Indian Government within 100 days plans to float policy that establishes broadband connectivity as a basic fundamental right like education and health.
The policy lists several affordable options in which broadband could be made available in remote and rural areas, including optic fiber, wireless networks and VSAT technologies. This policy shall even make spine for FTTH rollouts to create a all-time "connected society". It's in the same policy where the government wishes to establish a suitable institutional framework that lets the many departments and agencies smoothly coordinate with each other for the timely deployment and maintenance of telecom cables for speedy spread of broadband connectivity across India.
This policy was prompted following concerns from the Department of Telecommunications (DoT) that the delayed launch of NOFN (National Optic Fiber Network) could thwart the government's pan-India broadband penetration targets as laid out in the National Telecom Policy 2012 - of 175 million and 600 million users by 2017 and 2020 respectively.
Broadband Access, A Fundamental Right : Government of India | CrazyEngineers
