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India's telecom manufacturing sector has witnessed remarkable growth in recent years, positioning the nation as a significant player in the global telecommunications industry.<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>As India makes headway with the fastest 5G<\/a> rollout in the world in just six months, the nation is poised to leverage advanced technologies like cloud computing, network function virtualization (NFV), software-defined networking (SDN), application network and cloud security, blockchain, artificial intelligence (AI), robotics, and the Internet of Things (IoT<\/a>).

The world continues to witness unprecedented advancements in 5G<\/a>, the next frontier, 6G<\/a>, is already on the horizon. With its potential to revolutionize industries and transform societies, it is crucial for India to proactively prepare its workforce talent for the era of 6G<\/a>.

By closely monitoring global trends and engaging with industry experts, academia and policymakers it is possible to anticipate future skill requirements and plan initiatives accordingly. Building upon the success of 5G skill Development programs, India should develop comprehensive training programs focused on 6G technologies. Also, by focusing on talent in Tier-II and III cities, as well as leveraging the supply of skilled graduates from universities, we can address the widening demand-supply gap in the coming decade making the 6G journey smoother and elevating India’s technology leadership to the next level.

India's Telecom manufacturing prowess<\/strong>

India's telecom manufacturing sector has witnessed remarkable growth in recent years, positioning the nation as a significant player in the global telecommunications industry. With a combination of favorable factors such as a large consumer market, a skilled workforce, government initiatives, and a robust manufacturing ecosystem, India has emerged as a preferred destination for telecom equipment production. Leading this effort is the ambitious “Atmanirbhar Bharat” initiative that aims to promote domestic manufacturing, attract foreign investment, and create job opportunities in the country.

It has successfully encouraged leading telecom equipment manufacturers to set up production facilities in India, fostering the growth of the local manufacturing ecosystem. India's telecom manufacturing prowess extends beyond domestic production, with several companies exporting telecom equipment to global markets. The government's push for indigenous development of telecom technologies, such as 5G, IoT<\/a>, and 6G, has provided an impetus to the country's telecom manufacturing prowess.

PLI scheme<\/a>: A game changer for manufacturing<\/strong>

The Production-Linked Incentive (PLI) scheme has emerged as a significant catalyst for the growth of the telecom sector in the country as it aims to boost domestic production, reduce dependence on imports, and create a favorable ecosystem for the manufacturing of telecom products. It has encouraged many domestic and international companies to establish or expand their manufacturing facilities in India.

The PLI scheme<\/a> also fosters R&D activities in the telecom sector, leading to the development of indigenous technologies, innovative products, and intellectual property rights enhancing the competitiveness of Indian manufacturers and supporting the nation's journey toward technological self-sufficiency. As telecom manufacturing expands in India, it generates job opportunities for skilled professionals across the value chain contributing to economic growth and a favorable business environment.

Skill Gap in India<\/strong>

While India has set its goals of leading the way in 6G by 2030, the scarcity of skilled manpower emerges as a significant challenge for the industry. In India, at present, the telecom demand-supply gap in India stands at 2.19 million and is forecasted to grow to ~ 3.8x by 2030.

While the demand for professionals with knowledge in areas such as 5G network architecture, radio frequency planning, network slicing, edge computing, and cybersecurity is on the rise, the industry is struggling to keep pace with the demand. Efforts are being made to bridge the 5G skill gap in India, but it is crucial to accelerate and scale up these initiatives to meet the growing demand.

Impetus on Skilling the Youth<\/strong>

Government programs like Pradhan Mantri Kaushal Vikas Yojana (PMKVY 4.0) Deen Dayal Upadhyaya Grameen Kaushalya Yojana (DDUGKY) National Urban Livelihoods Mission (NULM) and National Apprenticeship Promotion Scheme (NAPS) are aimed at creating a highly skilled and future-ready workforce from India’s large youth population. PMKVY 4.0 2023 scheme specially focuses on new-age courses for Industry 4.0, such as coding, AI, robotics, mechatronics, IoT, 3D printing, drones, and soft skills.

India's unique strengths, including its innovation culture, infrastructure, skilled and innovative workforce, and favorable policy environment, position the country to bridge the global divide and take the lead in the rollout of 6G technology. Along with these, India can leverage the learnings from 5G to proactively address the skill gap in 6G. By building a skilled workforce early on, the nation can position itself as a global leader in 6G technology, fostering innovation, driving economic growth, and reaping the benefits of the next generation of connectivity.

(The author is the CEO of Telecom Sector Skill Council. Views expressed are his own.)<\/strong><\/em>
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