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•7 October 2026 at 04:58 am•0 views•2 min read

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The Prime Minister held a significant dialogue with representatives of the board of the Global System for Mobile Communications Association (GSMA), in which the telecom policy of India and its role in the global digital economy were discussed in depth. The GSMA, which coordinates mobile operators, equipment manufacturers and technology providers worldwide, plays a leading role in standard‑setting in the areas of digital literacy, data security and network infrastructure.

During the meeting, the Prime Minister highlighted India’s 5G deployment plan, emphasizing the expansion of high‑speed networks, efforts to increase coverage in rural and remote areas, and consumer protection under the national data protection framework. He also stated that the Government of India aims to work with the GSMA to actively contribute to shaping global 5G standards, which will give Indian companies the opportunity to compete in international markets.

In addition, the Prime Minister stressed the importance of digital inclusion, including initiatives such as smart cities, e‑health and e‑education. He said that new policies will be implemented under the Digital India programme to ensure that millions of citizens have internet connectivity and access to digital services. At the end of the meeting, both sides agreed on a new framework for cooperation, which will further enhance the global competitiveness of India’s telecom sector.
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