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<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>NEW DELHI: Gujarat has aligned itself with the Central government’s Right of Way Rules<\/a> (2016), and subsequently, will charge telecom companies Rs 1,000 per kilometre for laying optical fiber cable.

“The adoption of RoW Rules, Nov’2016 and implementation thereof in a consistent manner in Gujarat will not only streamline hassle free Right of Way<\/a> processes but will also result in effective and faster readiness of Gujarat for contributing towards connected Digital India roadmap, encompassing programs like Smart Cities and Digital Society,” said T.R.Dua, Director-General, Digital Infrastructure Providers Association<\/a>.

DIPA represents the telecom infrastructure providers such as American Tower Co.<\/a>, Indus Towers<\/a>, Summit Digitel<\/a>, Tower Vision, Ascend Telecom, Sterlite Technologies<\/a>, among others.

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Assam govt approves 3,642 RoW applications<\/a><\/h2>

“Representatives of DIPA have been making enormous efforts with Assam Government for the implementation of the policy through the joint meeting, submissions with various advisories and directions by the Department of Telecom (DoT), team of National Broadband Mission (NBM) and today finally we have deemed approval clause in Assam,” said T.R.Dua, Director-General, Digital Infrastructure Providers Association (DIPA).<\/p><\/div>

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<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>NEW DELHI: Gujarat has aligned itself with the Central government’s Right of Way Rules<\/a> (2016), and subsequently, will charge telecom companies Rs 1,000 per kilometre for laying optical fiber cable.

“The adoption of RoW Rules, Nov’2016 and implementation thereof in a consistent manner in Gujarat will not only streamline hassle free Right of Way<\/a> processes but will also result in effective and faster readiness of Gujarat for contributing towards connected Digital India roadmap, encompassing programs like Smart Cities and Digital Society,” said T.R.Dua, Director-General, Digital Infrastructure Providers Association<\/a>.

DIPA represents the telecom infrastructure providers such as American Tower Co.<\/a>, Indus Towers<\/a>, Summit Digitel<\/a>, Tower Vision, Ascend Telecom, Sterlite Technologies<\/a>, among others.

\"Assam<\/a><\/figure>

Assam govt approves 3,642 RoW applications<\/a><\/h2>

“Representatives of DIPA have been making enormous efforts with Assam Government for the implementation of the policy through the joint meeting, submissions with various advisories and directions by the Department of Telecom (DoT), team of National Broadband Mission (NBM) and today finally we have deemed approval clause in Assam,” said T.R.Dua, Director-General, Digital Infrastructure Providers Association (DIPA).<\/p><\/div>