BSNL 4G internet Sim Card Next Year! Jyotiraditya Scindia announce 5G-6G Role

Union Minister Jyotiraditya Scindia has announced that BSNL’s 4G network will be launched by the middle of next year. Along with this, India is aiming to achieve 10% share in 6G patents. 5G network is being rapidly expanded in the country and 4.5 lakh towers have been installed so far.

People are eagerly waiting for BSNL 4G. Now a big news has come out regarding this. Union Minister Jyotiraditya Scindia has made it clear that BSNL 4G is going to come next year. It will come by the middle of next year and the country will get 10% share in 6G patents. Scindia said in the industry event, the whole world is going through a period of economic and social turmoil, despite this the whole world is looking towards India with a ray of hope.

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Jyotiraditya Scindia says, India is emerging in the whole world and the country’s economy is no longer struggling, but the economy is emerging. Talking on the telecom sector, he said, the network of 5G network has been laid very fast in the country. 4.5 lakh towers have been installed in 22 months. This will provide 5G network very fast. Along with this, India has also established its 4G network stake which will also be rolled out by the middle of next year.

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Scindia said, ‘Our aim is not just to bring technology to India, but we want to bring Indian technology. But in this we will also keep in mind the standards set by the world. Because on this basis we will take our technology around the world.’ BSNL is working on bringing 4G network based on local stake. So far, about 22,500 mobile towers have been installed. By next year we are going to increase this number to 1 lakh.

Department of Telecommunication (DoT) wants to come on the leadership role in 6G technology. Scindia said that our aim is that with the help of 6G, India should get 10% international patents.

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