Summary: Union Minister Jyotiraditya Scindia announced that India is set to lead the development of next-gen 6G technology, reinforcing its global telecom leadership. Speaking at the ET Now Global Business Summit, he praised India’s record-fast 5G rollout, covering 99% of districts and 82% of the population in just 22 months.
Scindia also revealed that 6G testing is already underway, with users expected to experience speeds of up to 100 Mbps upon its launch. This move aligns with India’s vision of becoming a global technology leader, shaping the future of high-speed connectivity.
Union Minister Jyotiraditya Scindia has announced that India is set to take the lead in developing next-generation 6G technology, reinforcing the country’s growing prominence in the global telecom sector. Speaking at the ET Now Global Business Summit, Scindia highlighted India’s remarkable progress in rolling out 5G technology and expressed confidence in the nation’s ability to pioneer advancements in 6G.
“I hats off to my TSPs (Telecom Service Providers) for executing the fastest 5G rollout in the world. Within just 22 months, 99% of India’s districts and 82% of the country’s population have been covered,” Scindia stated, commending the rapid development.
The minister further revealed that 6G testing is already underway, marking a crucial step in India’s technological evolution. With the introduction of 6G networks, users can expect speeds of up to 100 Mbps, significantly enhancing connectivity and digital experiences nationwide.
India’s commitment to advancing telecommunications aligns with the government’s broader vision of establishing the country as a global technology leader. With successful 5G deployment and ongoing 6G trials, India is poised to shape the future of high-speed connectivity and digital transformation worldwide.
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