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\"\"NEW DELHI: Foreign telecom infra providers, including Chinese vendors, have been kept out of the government’s ambitious Rs 45,000-crore rural digital outreach programme, Bharat Net<\/a>, as homegrown companies have been accorded preferential treatment under the ‘Make in India<\/a>’ initiative.
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Telecom secretary Aruna Sundararajan<\/a> said the government wants to create a stronger local manufacturing base in the critical project, which will provide internet-fiber connectivity across 2.5 lakh gram panchayats by March 2019.
\n
\nALSO READ: ‘Optical fibre laid in 6,105 panchayats’<\/a><\/strong>
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Also, the government will set up as many as 7.5 lakh Wi-Fi hotspots<\/a> in these locations.
\n
The sourcing of optical fiber<\/a>, electronics, network terminals, digitisation platforms and other accessories is being done by using Centre for Development of Telematics (C-DoT) technology that has been provided to local players.
\n
“The technology — which is low on maintenance and designed for rugged terrains — has been indigenously developed by C-DoT. It is being used by the local companies for Bharat Net<\/a> project,” Sundararajan said, adding that the project work handled by local makers is to the tune of Rs 5,000 crore in the two phases of Bharat Net. The companies making the equipment and fiber include L&T, Sterlite<\/a>, United Telecoms<\/a> (UTL) and Tejas.
\n
\nALSO READ: Govt to start Rs 34,000-cr BharatNet phase 2 from tomorrow<\/a><\/strong>
\n
\nGiving an update on the Bharat Net project, Sundararajan said the Rs 11,000-crore Phase 1 will be completed by next month and will connect 1 lakh panchayats through fiber optic network.
\n
\nThe government will on Monday start the second and final phase of Bharat Net, which has an outlay of around Rs 34,000 crore and will connect another 1.5 lakh panchayats by March 2019.
\n
\nAt the completion of the project, the government will lay 20 lakh km of optic fibre that will be used to provide internet connectivity. “We expect telecom operators to provide at least 2-megabit-per-second speed to rural households,” the telecom secretary said.
\n
\nBroadband services rates, Sundararajan said, are expected to be low due to intensive competition and also because the government is offering bandwidth at rates which are nearly 75% lower to those prevailing in urban areas. Telecom operators such as Reliance Jio, Bharti Airtel, Idea Cellular and Vodafone are interested in providing services under Bharat Net. The government will provide support of Rs 3,600 crore to telecom operators for rolling out Wi-Fi in villages.
\n
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政府在农村e-project排除外国供应商

外国电信下文供应商,包括中国供应商,一直从政府的雄心勃勃的价值45000卢比的农村数字推广计划,巴拉特净,本土企业给予优惠待遇在印度的倡议。

Pankaj Doval
  • 更新于2017年11月13日09:25点坚持
新德里:外国电信下文供应商,包括中国供应商,一直从政府的雄心勃勃的价值45000卢比的农村数字推广计划,巴拉特净下,本土企业给予优惠待遇的在印度的倡议。

电信部长一边抚摸Sundararajan说,政府想要创建一个更强的当地生产基地的关键项目,这将提供internet-fiber连接在2.5十万的克panchayats截至2019年3月。

还读:“6105年光纤铺设panchayats”

同时,政府将建立多达7.5十万卢比wi - fi热点在这些位置。

的采购光纤、电子、网络终端、数字化平台和其他配件是通过使用远程信息技术开发中心(C-DoT)技术,提供了当地的球员。

“技术——这是低维护和为崎岖的地形设计——已经被C-DoT自主开发。它是被当地的公司巴拉特净项目,“Sundararajan补充说,该项目由当地制造商共计5000卢比在巴拉特网的两个阶段。公司的设备和纤维包括L&T、斯特里特工业公司,美国电信(你的)和光辉。

还读:政府开始Rs 34000 - cr BharatNet第二阶段从明天

给一个更新巴拉特网项目,Sundararajan说价值11000卢比的第一阶段将于下月完成,并将通过光纤网络连接负载“村务委员会”。

政府将在周一开始第二和最后阶段的巴拉特网,已支出的约1.5 34000卢比,将连接另一个十万的“村务委员会”,2019年3月。

在完成该项目,政府将躺20千米的光纤,只要将用于提供互联网连接。“我们预计电信运营商提供至少2-megabit-per-second速度农村家庭,“电信部长说。

Sundararajan说,宽带服务利率预计将低由于强化竞争,也因为政府提供的带宽速度几乎是那些城市普遍低75%。信实Jio等电信运营商Bharti Airtel想法细胞和沃达丰(Vodafone)感兴趣的巴拉特净下提供服务。政府将提供3600卢比的支持电信运营商推出wi - fi的村庄。

  • 发布于2017年11月13日09:19点坚持

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\"\"NEW DELHI: Foreign telecom infra providers, including Chinese vendors, have been kept out of the government’s ambitious Rs 45,000-crore rural digital outreach programme, Bharat Net<\/a>, as homegrown companies have been accorded preferential treatment under the ‘Make in India<\/a>’ initiative.
\n
Telecom secretary Aruna Sundararajan<\/a> said the government wants to create a stronger local manufacturing base in the critical project, which will provide internet-fiber connectivity across 2.5 lakh gram panchayats by March 2019.
\n
\nALSO READ: ‘Optical fibre laid in 6,105 panchayats’<\/a><\/strong>
\n
Also, the government will set up as many as 7.5 lakh Wi-Fi hotspots<\/a> in these locations.
\n
The sourcing of optical fiber<\/a>, electronics, network terminals, digitisation platforms and other accessories is being done by using Centre for Development of Telematics (C-DoT) technology that has been provided to local players.
\n
“The technology — which is low on maintenance and designed for rugged terrains — has been indigenously developed by C-DoT. It is being used by the local companies for Bharat Net<\/a> project,” Sundararajan said, adding that the project work handled by local makers is to the tune of Rs 5,000 crore in the two phases of Bharat Net. The companies making the equipment and fiber include L&T, Sterlite<\/a>, United Telecoms<\/a> (UTL) and Tejas.
\n
\nALSO READ: Govt to start Rs 34,000-cr BharatNet phase 2 from tomorrow<\/a><\/strong>
\n
\nGiving an update on the Bharat Net project, Sundararajan said the Rs 11,000-crore Phase 1 will be completed by next month and will connect 1 lakh panchayats through fiber optic network.
\n
\nThe government will on Monday start the second and final phase of Bharat Net, which has an outlay of around Rs 34,000 crore and will connect another 1.5 lakh panchayats by March 2019.
\n
\nAt the completion of the project, the government will lay 20 lakh km of optic fibre that will be used to provide internet connectivity. “We expect telecom operators to provide at least 2-megabit-per-second speed to rural households,” the telecom secretary said.
\n
\nBroadband services rates, Sundararajan said, are expected to be low due to intensive competition and also because the government is offering bandwidth at rates which are nearly 75% lower to those prevailing in urban areas. Telecom operators such as Reliance Jio, Bharti Airtel, Idea Cellular and Vodafone are interested in providing services under Bharat Net. The government will provide support of Rs 3,600 crore to telecom operators for rolling out Wi-Fi in villages.
\n
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