Union Telecom Minister Jyotiraditya Scindia announced India’s ambitious plans to achieve a significant presence in global sixth-generation (6G) mobile technology during his keynote at the AIMA National Management Convention. Following the country’s rapid rollout of 5G, Scindia aims for India to secure 10% of international patents in 6G through the Bharat 6G Alliance. He highlighted India’s transformation into the second-largest mobile phone producer globally and outlined goals for digital connectivity across the nation, emphasizing the importance of indigenous technology development. With a commitment of Rs 44,000 crore for tower installations and the success of the Production Linked Incentive scheme creating new jobs, Scindia envisions a future-ready, digitally connected India.
India’s Ambitious Goals for Future Mobile Technology
Union Telecom Minister Jyotiraditya Scindia addressed the AIMA National Management Convention recently, outlining India’s ambitious plans for the mobile technology sector. With the world’s fastest 5G rollout now complete, India is setting its sights on attaining 10 percent of global patents in sixth-generation (6G) mobile services through the newly formed Bharat 6G Alliance. Scindia emphasized the importance of not only building technology but also creating it at home, ensuring that India becomes a global standard-bearer in telecommunications.
Scindia highlighted that India’s communication landscape has transformed significantly over the past decade. He announced that by mid-2025, the government aims to achieve full digital saturation, ensuring that every citizen can access digital opportunities. So far, India has erected around 450,000 4G towers across the nation, with a commitment to further connect remote villages, especially in the northeastern region.
The minister also discussed the success of the Production Linked Incentive (PLI) scheme, which has attracted significant investment and transformed the manufacturing sector, creating thousands of jobs. Scindia shared his vision for a future-ready technology landscape in India, asserting that indigenous capabilities will drive the country’s progress in technology development.
In closing, he promised a transparent regulatory framework by December, intended to foster innovation and progress in India’s telecommunications sector.
Stay tuned for more updates on India’s journey towards becoming a leader in mobile technology.
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What did Minister Scindia say about 6G patents?
Minister Scindia mentioned that India aims to capture 10% of the worldwide patents for 6G services. -
Why is getting patents for 6G important for India?
Having patents for 6G is important because it helps India to become a leader in technology and boosts the economy. -
What is 6G technology?
6G is the next generation of mobile technology that will be faster and provide even better connectivity than 5G. -
How will India achieve this 10% share in 6G patents?
India plans to invest in research and development and encourage innovation in the tech industry to achieve this goal. - When is 6G expected to be available?
6G technology is expected to start rolling out around 2030, but work on it is already underway.
