PM Modi on 6G : After 5G, now the preparation for 6G, on the other hand, PM Modi made everyone happy by talking about 6G service. He told that by when the 6G service can start in the country? PM Modi also released a postage stamp on the occasion.
PM Modi on 6G : After 5G service, now preparations are being made to start 6G service in the country. He said on Tuesday that by the end of this decade, efforts have been started from the government to enable 6G service in the country. Currently, 3G and 4G (3G & 4G) service is available in the country. There is a preparation to start 5G service in the coming few months.
The progress and employment of the country will get momentum
Addressing the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) on completion of 25 years through video conference, PM Modi said that in the coming 15 years, 5G is going to contribute $ 450 billion to the country’s economy. This will give impetus to the progress and employment of the country. He also said that connectivity in the 21st century will determine the pace of progress of the country.
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PM Modi also released a postage stamp on the occasion.
And also started the 5G test bed developed as a multi-institution collaborative project by a total of 8 institutes under the leadership of IIT Madras. Congratulating the researchers and institutions associated with this project, he said, ‘I have got an opportunity to dedicate my own, self-made 5G test bed to the nation. This is also an important step towards self-reliance of critical and modern technology in the telecom sector.
Will determine the pace of progress of the country.
He said, ‘Connectivity in 21st century India will determine the pace of progress of the country. So connectivity has to be modernized at every level. The PM said that many changes are going to happen with 5G technology. This will lead to progress in agriculture, health and education in every field. He said, ‘A team has started working to make 6G service possible by the end of this decade.’
