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中心发布程序的改革,简化频率分配
Vaishnaw还表示,电信运营商应该增加至少10000基地收发器站(BTS)每周加速5 g服务在中国的传播,与2500年相比BTS,现在每周添加。他补充说,政府已经完成了在引入改革,目前业界显示其承诺。
他在另一组的释放改革卫星通信(卫星通信)和电信行业,包括一个国家频率分配计划- 2022 (NFAP),便于经商,吸引投资。根据文档,近17 ghz新的额外频谱已经发布实施5克在所有三个部分的无线电频谱,低于1 GHz之间1 - 6 GHz以上6 GHz。
Vaishnaw还表示,电信运营商应该增加至少10000基地收发器站(BTS)每周加速5 g服务在中国的传播,与2500年相比BTS,现在每周添加。他补充说,政府已经完成了在引入改革,目前业界显示其承诺。
美国最初10月20日设置为公开评论的最后期限,然后扩展到10月30日。专家表示,草案给点更大权力的决策在火车的费用。
政府公布了一系列电信行业改革后在2021年9月,允许延期付款的法定会费和重新定义调整总收入(AGR)等主要措施,这次的中心集中在无线规划和协调(女警官)-相关改革和卫星通信问题,Vaishnaw说。他也是电子与信息技术部长和铁路。
他说,最新的改革将会缓解程序和简化许可加快全国卫星通信服务的推出,尤其是在偏远地区。一些satcom-related改革包括越来越多的网络连线的移动车辆,自我认证的,天线,和简化给过程与一个单步过程。
电信法案草案不是决赛,Vaishnaw火车问题被解决
部长等,减轻公司的担忧提供过多的(OTT)通信服务,如WhatsApp,信号和电报,称政府将只介绍宽松规定,保持消费者的兴趣、安全性和网络欺诈的问题。
“街道家具,SACFA许可不需要和企业可以应用在Saral Sanchar门户仅仅通过支付100卢比。方式的权利许可从227天下来只有7天了,”Vaishnaw补充道。站咨询委员会无线电频率分配(SACFA)审批直到现在需要任何电信塔的高度和位置。
部门还发布了国家频率分配计划(NFAP) - 2022。nfap - 2022是中央政策路线图,它定义了未来频谱使用所有机构,包括点、空间(DoS),国防和i b部门等等。
“这(NFAP文档)频谱分配和规划行业的主文档以及决策。我们会把这个行业和国家之前,”牧师说。
K拉,秘书,与NFAP点说,部门精简的频率分配,也为灾害管理指定频率乐队。他补充说,NFAP 2022提供了近17 GHz的新的额外频谱实现5 g在无线电频谱的所有三个部分——低于1 GHz, 1 - 6 GHz以上6 GHz之间,他说。
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<\/figure>NEW DELHI: The Department of Telecommunications (DoT<\/a>) has addressed the concerns of the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India<\/a> (Trai) over a possible dilution of its powers under some provisions of the draft telecom bill, communications minister Ashwini Vaishnaw<\/a> said Wednesday.He was speaking at the release of another set of reforms in the satellite communication (satcom<\/a>) and telecom sectors, including a National Frequency Allocation Plan-2022 (NFAP<\/a>), to facilitate ease of doing business, and attracting investments. Under the document, nearly 17GHz of new additional spectrum has been released for implementing 5G<\/a> in all three segments of radio spectrum \u2013 below 1 GHz, between 1-6 GHz and above 6 GHz.
Vaishnaw also said that telecom operators should add on at least 10,000 base transreceiver stations (BTS) every week to speed up the spread of 5G services in the country, compared with the 2,500 BTSes that are being added per week now. He added that the government had done its bit in ushering in reforms, and it is now up to the industry to show its commitment.
<\/div><\/div>\u201cThe issues with the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (Trai) have now been resolved\u2026In the draft (telecom bill), we have focused on user protection which is central to our policy<\/a> making,\u201d he said, adding that the department is actively consulting stakeholders. He added that the deadline for public comments on the draft telecom bill has been further extended to November 10.
The department had initially set October 20 as the deadline for public comments, which was then extended to October 30. Experts said the draft bill gives greater powers to the DoT in terms of taking policy decisions at the Trai\u2019s expense.
After the government unveiled a raft of telecom sector reforms in September 2021, which allowed deferred payment of statutory dues and redefined adjusted gross revenue (AGR) among other major measures, the Centre this time has focussed on wireless planning & coordination (WPC<\/a>)-related reforms and satcom matters, Vaishnaw said. He is also the minister for electronics & information technology and railways.
He said that the latest set of reforms will ease procedures and streamline clearances to expedite the rollout of satcom services across the country, especially in remote areas. Some of the satcom-related reforms include mounting of VSAT on any mobile vehicle, self-certification of antennas, and simplified NOCC process with a single-step procedure.
The department had initially set October 20 as the deadline for public comments, which was then extended to October 30. Experts said the draft bill gives greater powers to the DoT in terms of taking policy decisions at the Trai\u2019s expense.
After the government unveiled a raft of telecom sector reforms in September 2021, which allowed deferred payment of statutory dues and redefined adjusted gross revenue (AGR) among other major measures, the Centre this time has focussed on wireless planning & coordination (WPC<\/a>)-related reforms and satcom matters, Vaishnaw said. He is also the minister for electronics & information technology and railways.
He said that the latest set of reforms will ease procedures and streamline clearances to expedite the rollout of satcom services across the country, especially in remote areas. Some of the satcom-related reforms include mounting of VSAT on any mobile vehicle, self-certification of antennas, and simplified NOCC process with a single-step procedure.
<\/div><\/div>The department also delicensed 865-868 MHz spectrum band for IoT and M2M, 433 - 434.7MHz and 9-30MHz for wireless charging. Delicensed spectrum does not need to be auctioned, and can be allocated administratively, for a fee.