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新规范阻碍了本土研发和知识产权:Tepc对DoT
根据新规定，印度可以从中国或任何其他国家进口零部件，然后在印度组装。根据“印度制造”计划，跨国公司也可以通过代工的方式成为公共实体的供应商。
新德里:国内电信设备制造商表示，中央最近对2017年公共采购(优先在印度制造)政策的修订，将阻碍当地行业的研发活动，与总理纳伦德拉·莫迪雄心勃勃的“印度自主创新”和“本地为全球”运动相矛盾。
在致电讯管理局的信中(点)部长安苏普拉卡什，日期为2021年9月6日电信设备及服务出口促进局(TEPC)表示，在某些附加条款下，“本地内容”的新定义包括进口零件/组件，而先前包括本地研发和知识产权的条款已被排除在外，这不利于本地工业。
乐动娱乐招聘etelecom已经查看了这封信的副本。
来自当地机构的最新一封信紧跟着电信设备制造商协会(TEMA)写给通讯部长的信Ashwini Vaishnaw该公司在2021年9月3日也表达了类似的担忧，并表示没有必要修改“印度制造”政策，需要回滚。
“在发布这一(通知)的同时，对当地制造业造成了严重打击，这些制造业反对国内制造业。这些决定表明，商务部可能有一些官员喜欢外国商品和进口产品，对遵循印度自力政策不感兴趣，也不想促进本地公司在任何领域的发展。”
8月31日，印度电信部(DoT)允许从包括中国在内的海外市场采购零部件或设备，以履行“印度制造”计划下的当地公共部门订单。
根据修订后的印度自力更生条例进口:国内电信公司
8月31日，印度电信部(DoT)允许从包括中国在内的海外市场采购零部件或设备，以履行“印度制造”计划下的当地公共部门订单。
2017年，工业和内部贸易部(DPIIT)根据2018年5月修订的《通用财务规则》(GFR)颁布了2017年公共采购(印度制造优先)(PP MMI)。
TEPC表示，交通部发布的最新命令实际上是对之前通知的取代。
总部位于德里的组织进一步表示，根据印度交通部2018年8月29日和2012年10月5日的通知，大量电信产品、服务和工程被排除在公共采购(优先在印度制造)名单之外，尽管这些产品的国内能力和能力已经明确建立，并且早些时候得到了专家的独立确认。
“可能被采购的确定的产品、服务或工程现在不需要符合最新的TEC GR/IR，这违背了国内行业的利益，这些行业已经投入巨资进行研发，并设计了符合印度TEC标准的产品，”TEPC补充道。
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<\/figure>NEW DELHI: Domestic telecom gear makers have said that the Centre\u2019s recent amendments to the Public Procurement (Preference to Make in India) 2017 policy would discourage the local industry\u2019s research and development (R&D) activities, and are contradictory to Prime Minister Narendra Modi\u2019s ambitious \u2018Atmanirbhar Bharat\u2019 and \u2018Local for Global\u2019 campaigns.
In a letter to the Department of Telecommunications (DoT<\/a>) secretary Anshu Prakash<\/a>, dated September 6, 2021, the Telecom Equipment<\/a> and Services Export Promotion Council (TEPC<\/a>) said that with certain riders, imported parts\/components have been included under the new definition of \u2018local content\u2019 whereas earlier inclusions of local R&D and IPR have been excluded, which are against the local industry.
ETTelecom has reviewed a copy of the letter.
<\/div><\/div>Under the new rules, it is possible to import components from China or any other foreign country and assemble them in India. Multinationals too, by way of contract manufacturing, can become eligible as suppliers to public entities under the Make in India initiative.
The latest letter from the local body comes on the close heels of the Telecom Equipment Manufacturers Association<\/a> (TEMA)\u2019s letter to communications minister Ashwini Vaishnaw<\/a> on September 3, 2021, that had voiced similar apprehensions and said that modifications in the Make in India policy were uncalled for, and needed a rollback.
\u201cWhile issuing this (notification), a serious blow has been forced on local manufacturing which are against domestic manufacturing. These decisions indicate that there may be some officers in DoT having love for foreign goods and imports and not interested to follow Atmanirbhar Bharat, and do not want to promote local companies to grow in any field,\" NK Goyal, chairman - Emeritus at Tema in its letter said.
On August 31, the Department of Telecommunications (DoT) allowed sourcing of components or equipment from overseas markets including China to fulfil local public-sector orders under the Make in India program.
The latest letter from the local body comes on the close heels of the Telecom Equipment Manufacturers Association<\/a> (TEMA)\u2019s letter to communications minister Ashwini Vaishnaw<\/a> on September 3, 2021, that had voiced similar apprehensions and said that modifications in the Make in India policy were uncalled for, and needed a rollback.
\u201cWhile issuing this (notification), a serious blow has been forced on local manufacturing which are against domestic manufacturing. These decisions indicate that there may be some officers in DoT having love for foreign goods and imports and not interested to follow Atmanirbhar Bharat, and do not want to promote local companies to grow in any field,\" NK Goyal, chairman - Emeritus at Tema in its letter said.
On August 31, the Department of Telecommunications (DoT) allowed sourcing of components or equipment from overseas markets including China to fulfil local public-sector orders under the Make in India program.
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