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All You Need To Know About 7th Edition of the India Mobile Congress

By Shashi Kumar

The 7th Edition of the India Mobile Congress (IMC) is underway in New Delhi from October 27 to 29, 2023. The theme of the event is “Global Digital Innovation”, and it is showcasing India’s remarkable advancements in telecommunications and technology.

The IMC 2023 was inaugurated by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, who also awarded 100 ‘5G Use Case Labs’ to educational institutions across the country. The labs are being developed under the ‘100 5G labs initiative’ to foster innovation across various socioeconomic sectors and propel the country into the forefront of usage of 5G technology.

The IMC is the largest telecom, media, and technology forum in Asia and is jointly organized by the Department of Telecommunications (DOT) and the Cellular Operators Association of India (COAI). The event features over 5,000 CEO-level delegates, 230 exhibitors, 400 startups, and various stakeholders.

Some of the key highlights of the IMC 2023 so far include the launch of India’s first 5G standalone network by Reliance Jio, the announcement of the development of India’s own 6G technology by the Department of Telecommunications, the signing of MoUs between various telecom companies and startups to develop innovative 5G applications, the launch of a new initiative by the government to promote the use of AI and ML in the telecom sector, and the announcement of the setting up of a new center of excellence for IoT by the government.

The IMC 2023 is a significant event for the telecom sector in India. It is demonstrating the country’s commitment to becoming a global leader in digital innovation. The event is also highlighting the important role that the telecom sector plays in India’s economic development and social transformation.

Here is a more detailed look at some of the key announcements and initiatives made at the IMC 2023:

Reliance Jio launched India’s first 5G standalone network. This network will offer users faster speeds, lower latency, and greater capacity than existing 4G networks. It will also enable new and innovative 5G applications and services.
The Department of Telecommunications announced the development of India’s own 6G technology. This is a significant development, as it will make India one of the first countries in the world to develop its own 6G technology. 6G is expected to offer even faster speeds, lower latency, and greater capacity than 5G. It is also expected to enable new and innovative use cases, such as self-driving cars, smart cities, and immersive virtual reality experiences.
Various telecom companies and startups signed MoUs to develop innovative 5G applications. These applications have the potential to revolutionize various industries, such as healthcare, education, agriculture, and manufacturing. For example, 5G-enabled applications could be used to provide remote healthcare services to people in rural areas, deliver personalized educational content to students, and improve the efficiency of agricultural and manufacturing processes.
The government launched a new initiative to promote the use of AI and ML in the telecom sector. This initiative will help to develop new and innovative telecom services, such as AI-powered chatbots and ML-based network optimization solutions.
The government announced the setting up of a new center of excellence for IoT. This center will help to promote the development and adoption of IoT solutions in India. IoT is the technology of connecting physical devices to the internet, and it has the potential to transform a wide range of industries.

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PM inaugurates 7th Edition of the India Mobile Congress (IMC)

Awards 100 ‘5G Use Case Labs’ to educational institutions across the country

Industry leaders hail the vision of PM

“The future is here and now”

“Our young generation is leading the tech revolution”

“India is not only expanding the 5G network in the country but also laying emphasis on becoming a leader in 6G”

“We believe in the power of democratization in every sector”

“Access to capital, access to resources and access to technology is a priority for our government”

“India’s semiconductor mission is progressing with the aim of fulfilling not just its domestic demands but also the global requirements”

“In the development of digital technology, India is behind no developed nation”

“Technology is the catalyst that expedites the transition from a developing nation to a developed one”

“The 21st century marks an era of India’s thought leadership”

The Prime Minister, Shri Narendra Modi inaugurated the 7th Edition of the India Mobile Congress 2023 at Bharat Mandapam in New Delhi today. India Mobile Congress (IMC) is the largest telecom, media, and technology forum in Asia to be held from 27th to 29th October 2023 with the theme ‘Global Digital Innovation’. The IMC 2023 aims to strengthen India’s position as a developer, manufacturer, and exporter of key cutting-edge technologies. During the program, the Prime Minister awarded 100 ‘5G Use Case Labs’ to educational institutions across the country.

The Prime Minister also inaugurated the exhibition at Hall 5 and took a walkthrough

Industry leaders also spoke on the occasion. Chairman of Reliance Jio Infocomm Ltd, Shri Akash M Ambani hailed the Prime Minister’s commitment to improving the lives of younger generations by inculcating the use of the latest technologies thereby powering India’s Digital public infrastructure. He highlighted that the Prime Minister is an inspiration for millions of youngsters in the country in making the Digital India program inclusive, innovative and sustainable. He informed that Jio has installed over 10 lakh 5G cells across all 22 circuits of India, making an 85 percent contribution to the overall 5G distribution where the rollout of the 5G stack is designed, developed and manufactured by Indian talent. “India ranks among the top 3 5 G-enabled nations with a user base of 125 million. He underlined that the Prime Minister has unified the entire nation and gave examples of GST, India’s Digital Revolution and the tallest statue built in the world. “Your efforts motivate all of us at the India Mobile Conference”, he reiterated. On behalf of all digital entrepreneurs, innovators and startups, Shri Ambani assured to realize India’s dream during India’s Amrit Kaal.

Chairman Bharti Enterprises, Shri Sunil Bharti Mittal recalled the vision given by the Prime Minister in the form of Digital India which led to the development of digital infrastructure at a feverish pace. He underlined the transformation brought about by the JAM trinity vision of the Prime Minister and how the world has taken note of India’s digital transformation. He said the Digital Public Infrastructure (DPI) of India is the envy of many countries. Second key pillar of the Prime Minister’s vision according to Shri Mittal, is Make in India, and noted the strides made in manufacturing in the last one year itself. “India has grown very deep roots in manufacturing. Companies like Apple to Dixon, Samsung to Tatas, every company, small, big or startup are involved in manufacturing and India has emerged as a manufacturing nation, especially for digital infrastructure at a huge scale of a world leader”, he said. He informed that in 5000 towns and 20,000 villages Airtel 5G rollout has already taken place and informed that by March 2024 they would cover the entire country and touched upon the call made by the Prime Minister to this effect. This will be truly the fastest 5G rollout anywhere in the world, he said.

Chairman of Aditya Birla Group, Shri Kumar Mangalam Birla thanked the Prime Minister for his visionary leadership in driving India’s Digital transformation and lauded his commitment towards digital inclusion which is rooted in the principle of ‘Antyodaya’ where benefits are ensured for everyone. He credited this approach for India’s growth in the digital evolution which has gained global recognition. “India has emerged as a champion of the Global South inspired by the Prime Minister’s vision”, Shri Birla said as he underlined that many countries are eager to adopt India’s pathbreaking public infrastructure assets across identity, payments and data management. He reiterated that Vodafone Idea is committed to being a responsible partner in achieving the vision of the Prime Minister. He mentioned that India is actively engaging with the development of standards for futuristic technologies in areas like 6G under the guidance of the Prime Minister. He also thanked the government for their tremendous support.

Addressing the gathering, the Prime Minister said that in the changing times of the 21st century, this event has the power to change the lives of crores of people. Underling the fast pace of technology, the Prime Minister said “The future is here and now”. He praised the exhibition placed for the occasion to provide glimpses of the future in telecom, technology and connectivity. He mentioned the fields of 6G, AI, cyber security, semiconductors, drone or space sectors, deep sea, green tech or any other sectors and said, “The future is going to be entirely different and it is a matter of happiness that our young generation is leading the tech revolution”.

Shri Modi recalled that the 5G rollout which took place last year in India came as a surprise for the rest of the world. He emphasized that India did not halt after the success of 5G and took on the work of taking it to every individual. “India moved from the 5G rollout stage to 5G reach out stage”, he said. Within one year of 5G rollout, the Prime Minister informed about the development of 4 lakh 5G base stations which cover more than 97 percent of the cities and 80 percent of the population. He underlined that the speed of median mobile broadband speeds have increased 3 times within one year. He further added that India moved from the 118th position to the 43rd position in terms of broadband speed. “India is not only expanding the 5G network in the country but also laying emphasis on becoming a leader in 6G”, he remarked. Pointing out the scam that took place during 2G, the Prime Minister said that the 4G rollout which happened during the present government’s tenure is free from blemishes. He also expressed confidence that India will take the lead with 6G technology.

He said, beyond ranking and number improvement in internet connectivity and speed lead to enhanced ease of living. He narrated the benefits of improved connectivity and speed in education, medicine, tourism, and agriculture.

“We believe in the power of democratization. The benefit of development should reach every section and region, everyone should benefit from the resources in India, everyone should have a life of dignity and the benefit of technology should reach everyone. We are working rapidly in this direction”, the Prime Minister said. “For me, this is the biggest social justice”, he added. He further said that “access to capital, access to resources and access to technology is a priority for our government. He mentioned that collateral-free loans under the Mudra scheme, access to toilets, and DBT through JAM Trinity have one thing in common that is they are ensuring previously inaccessible rights for the common citizens. He highlighted the role of telecom technology in this regard and mentioned Bharat Net which has connected about 2 lakh Gram Panchayats with broadband. 10,000 Atal tinkering labs are exposing about 75 lakh children to cutting-edge technology. He expressed the hope that 5G use labs launched today will have a similar impact. “These labs prompt the youth to dream big and give them the confidence to achieve them”, he added.

The Prime Minister emphasized that India’s startup ecosystem has made a significant place for itself in the world in the last few years. “India has made a century of unicorns in fairly less time and has now become one of the top 3 startup ecosystems in the world”, Shri Modi remarked. Before 2014, the Prime Minister said that India was home to only a few hundred startups whereas that number has gone up to approximately one lakh today. Prime Minister Modi also touched upon the ‘Aspire’ program, an initiative by the Indian Mobile Congress to mentor startups in the country and expressed confidence that the step will hugely benefit the youth of India. He emphasized that India’s journey must be remembered. Recalling the difficulties faced due to outdated technology, Shri Modi pointed out that the governments of the past were in a similar state. The Prime Minister pointed out the outdated methods of the previous governments by drawing an analogy to a frozen mobile device where the commands did not function. “After 2014, people stopped using outdated technologies where changing batteries or restarting the system became a futile exercise”, he said. He recalled that India used to be an importer of mobile phones whereas today, India has become the second largest mobile manufacturer in the world. Noting the lack of vision when it came to electronics manufacturing during previous governments, Shri Modi informed that India today is exporting about Rs 2 lakh crores worth of electronics manufactured in the country. He also threw light on the recent announcement by Google to manufacture Pixel phones in India. “Samsung Fold Five and Apple iPhone 15 are already being manufactured here”, he added.

The Prime Minister stressed the need to take this success in mobile and electronics manufacturing even further. “For the success of both hardware and software in the tech ecosystem, it is important that we build a strong semiconductor manufacturing sector in India”, he said, informing that an 80 thousand crore rupees PLI scheme is going on for the development of semiconductors. Today, semiconductor companies around the world are investing in semiconductor assembly and testing facilities in collaboration with Indian companies. India’s semiconductor mission is moving forward with the vision of meeting not only its domestic demand but also the needs of the world, he added.

Highlighting the primacy of technology in the factors that will make a developing nation developed, the Prime Minister said that in the development of digital technology, India is behind no developed nation. Listing the initiatives to link different sectors with technology, the Prime Minister mentioned platforms like PM Gatishakti in logistics, National Health Mission in health and Agri Stack in the agriculture sector. He mentioned huge investments in scientific research, quantum mission and national research foundation and promotion of indigenous designs and technology development.

Prime Minister Modi drew attention to the important aspect of cybersecurity and the safety of network infrastructure and recalled the discussion on ‘Global Threats of Cyber Security’ at the G20 Summit. Noting that self-reliance in the entire manufacturing value chain is extremely important for cyber security, the Prime Minister underlined that it becomes easier to maintain security when everything in the value chain belongs to the national domain, be it hardware, software or connectivity. Shri Modi stressed the need to carry out discussions at the India Mobile Congress about keeping the world’s democratic societies safe

The Prime Minister lamented the missed opportunities when it came to the adoption of new technologies in the past. He mentioned India’s IT sector where India showcased its talent in already-developed technologies. “This period of the 21st century is the time of India’s Thought Leadership”, Shri Modi emphasized and urged thought leaders to create new domains which can be followed by others. He gave the example of the UPI which is leading the entire world in digital payments system today. “India has the power of young demography and the power of vibrant democracy”, the Prime Minister remarked. He urged the members of the India Mobile Congress, especially young members, to move forward in this direction. “Today, when we are realizing the goal of becoming a developed India, the transition of moving forward as thought leaders can bring revolutionary changes in the entire sector”, the Prime Minister concluded.

Union Minister for Communications, Shri Ashwini Vaishnaw, Union Minister of State for Communications, Shri Devusinh Chauhan, Chairman of Reliance Jio Infocomm Ltd, Shri Akash M Ambani, Chairman of Bharti Enterprises, Shri Sunil Bharti Mittal and Chairman of Aditya Birla Group, Shri Kumar Mangalam Birla were present on the occasion among others.

The ‘100 5G labs initiative’, is an endeavor to realize the opportunities associated with 5G technology by encouraging the development of 5G applications which cater, both to India’s unique needs as well as the global demands. The unique initiative will foster innovation across various socioeconomic sectors like education, agriculture, health, power, transportation etc, and propel the country into the forefront of usage of 5G technology. The initiative is also a pivotal step for building a 6G-ready academic and start-up ecosystem in the country. More importantly, the initiative is a step towards the development of indigenous telecom technology which is critical for national security.

India Mobile Congress (IMC) is the largest telecom, media, and technology forum in Asia and will be held from 27th to 29th October, 2023. The event will act as a platform to highlight India’s incredible advancements in telecommunications and technology, bring forth significant announcements and provide an opportunity for start-ups to display their innovative products and solutions.

With the theme ‘Global Digital Innovation,’ the IMC 2023 aims to strengthen India’s position as a developer, manufacturer, and exporter of key cutting-edge technologies. The three-day congress will highlight technologies such as 5G, 6G, and Artificial intelligence (AI) and discuss issues pertaining to the semiconductor industry, green technology, cybersecurity etc.

This year, IMC is introducing a startup program – ‘Aspire’. It will foster connections between startups, investors, and established businesses with an aim to catalyze fresh entrepreneurial initiatives and collaborations.

IMC 2023 will be attended by over one lakh participants from about 22 countries including about 5000 CEO level delegates, 230 exhibitors, 400 startups, and other stakeholders.

Addressing the India Mobile Congress. https://t.co/wY1CG1Hw5A — Narendra Modi (@narendramodi) October 27, 2023

The future is here and now. pic.twitter.com/vEn9txsuNE — PMO India (@PMOIndia) October 27, 2023

We initiated the effort to bring 5G connectivity to every Indian citizen. pic.twitter.com/Ew3NGbQPyP — PMO India (@PMOIndia) October 27, 2023

We are not only rapidly expanding 5G in India, but are also making strides toward establishing ourselves as frontrunners in the realm of 6G. pic.twitter.com/PwIaj6jxpO — PMO India (@PMOIndia) October 27, 2023

We believe in the ‘power of democratisation’ in every sector. pic.twitter.com/uRys4vlDqb — PMO India (@PMOIndia) October 27, 2023

India's semiconductor mission is progressing with the aim of fulfilling not just its domestic demands but also the global requirements. pic.twitter.com/dfNzlyarbX — PMO India (@PMOIndia) October 27, 2023

Technology is the catalyst that expedites the transition from a developing nation to a developed one. pic.twitter.com/x3ZLShTqma — PMO India (@PMOIndia) October 27, 2023

The 21st century marks an era of India's thought leadership. pic.twitter.com/NMQ6iu31Ik — PMO India (@PMOIndia) October 27, 2023

While we are expanding 5G coverage at quick pace, we are also working towards making India a leader in 6G technology. pic.twitter.com/TDHVfjPkJz — Narendra Modi (@narendramodi) October 27, 2023

Enhancing a culture of innovation among our youth… pic.twitter.com/3bfhagwX6X — Narendra Modi (@narendramodi) October 27, 2023

A special request to the youth of India… pic.twitter.com/Zyg4GyoJ4H — Narendra Modi (@narendramodi) October 27, 2023

2014 से पहले भारत की अर्थव्यवस्था Outdated Phone की तरह ‘हैंग हो गया’ वाले मोड में आ गई थी। इसके बाद भारत में जो बदलाव आया, वो दुनिया के सामने है। pic.twitter.com/ZkMbRbKZ57 — Narendra Modi (@narendramodi) October 27, 2023

IMC 2023 | KPMG Launches Report on Expanding Tech Horizons in India

KPMG in India, in association with India Mobile Congress ( IMC ) 2023, has launched a report titled “Expanding tech horizons: Unlocking India’s digital potential”. This report serves as a guidepost for India’s digital transformation journey, offering insights that will shape our collective digital destiny.

KEY HIGHLIGHTS FROM THE REPORT:

India is today at the threshold of an extraordinary decade of technological advancement and innovation, well positioned to become a global leader in ICT sector. The sector is gaining recognition for not only its services but is also being recognised for its manufacturing prowess. The ICT manufacturing sector stands at INR 3 trillion in FY22. Overall the sector employs 4 million people. India is readying itself for an epochal shift to make it a global digital powerhouse. It is focussing on development and adoption of cutting-edge technologies across 5G/6G, Satellite Communication (SatCom) and Semi-conductors. KPMG estimates these three technologies to collectively add approximately USD 240 billion to the nation’s economy in the next five years and estimates it to contribute additional ~1.6 per cent to the national GDP by FY2028.

India followed the world in 4G, marched with the world in 5G and now aims to lead the world in 6G

Having demonstrated its prowess in mobile manufacturing, India needs to move up the value chain to enhance the domestic value addition in ICT manufacturing. The country needs to transition from an assembly-only approach in electronics to a holistic, integrated, end-to-end manufacturing-led approach Through backward integration, Indian companies need to develop niches that will help the country move beyond assembly operations. Until such capabilities are built, the government should focus on getting lowest-cost component manufacturers to set up operations in India. Recognising the potential in the semiconductor space, the government is working aggressively to enable India to be at the centre stage of global semiconductor supply chain and is offering some of the most attractive incentives globally. In total, India is offering USD 30 billion in support for semiconductors and related industries. As the ICT sector, including smartphone manufacturing and electronics manufacturing, continues to grow, embracing circular economy principles becomes both an ecological necessity and a strategic decision. Implementation of the recently passed Digital Personal Data Protection Act (DPDPA) will boost consumer trust, cross-border trade, and lawful processing, and will thus enhance India’s economy and digital innovation. To create an inclusive, secure, and technologically advanced future for Digital India, it is imperative that governments, businesses, and academia continue to engage in conversations and explore collaborations. Important to invest in skill development for the workforce, with special focus on skill sets relating to 5G/ 6G, semiconductors and satellite communication.

KEY RECOMMENDATIONS

For India’s telecom future with 5G

An effective partner ecosystem can help Communication Service Providers (CSPs) to better support their customers’ growing needs with more comprehensive solutions, utilising 5G and other advanced technologies. There is a need to formulate regulations and administrative processes in the context of digital connectivity infrastructure development (DCIP). The role of infrastructure providers must adapt to meet the evolving needs of 5G, encompassing elements like fiber capacity, optical transport, tower count, 5G repeaters, edge sites, small cells, and DAS for indoor and outdoor solutions. The deployment of 5G technology will require a highly skilled workforce capable of managing and maintaining the complex network infrastructure.

For accelerating the 6G revolution

India should continue investing in research and development activities to contribute to the advancement of 6G technology – to strengthen the global knowledge base and help shape the future of this technology.

India should continue playing an active role in establishing global standards for 6G technology by leveraging its manufacturing capabilities to produce and export 6G equipment to other countries.

6G will require 100 per cent fiberisation of towers, however, given that the current state of fiberisation of towers stands at 38 per cent, the country will have to develop an expedited plan to meet the above targets.

Regulatory interventions, such as the Indian Space Policy, are encouraging private sector involvement in satellite technologies – specifically satellite broadband – that will redefine global space economics.

The government must allocate additional funding to the space sector, encourage academic R&D initiatives, make it easier for people to access financing through grants, sovereign funds, and other sources in order to increase the private sector participation

Space FDI norms should be liberalised

There is a need to develop a skilled workforce through government initiatives or providing incentives to private players on education. There is a pressing need for a National Strategy for Space Technologies and Manufacturing to address the challenges of unpredictable timelines, high costs, and excessive spending on non-mission engineering. India must encourage space start-ups through space clusters.

For the semiconductor industry

India’s strength in design engineering presents a unique advantage. The country should aim to create a synergy between its design prowess and manufacturing aspirations. By maintaining a stronghold in design engineering, while venturing into manufacturing, India can establish a competitive edge that sets it apart in the global semiconductor landscape.

While government has provided various fiscal incentives, there is a lot more that can be done to lure investments in India, one such thing can be incentivising cost technology transfer. In addition, the government could offer tax breaks and other incentives to international investors. Supportive and stable national taxation policies coupled with competitive state policies can also aid the long-term nurturing of the sector.

World class, sustainable infrastructure, as required by a modern semiconductor fabrication plant be provided, with swift transportation, large quantity of pure water, uninterrupted electricity, communication, pollutant free environment etc.

It takes a conglomerate of 150 companies for end-to-end manufacturing of a semiconductor, therefore there is a need to build an ecosystem like technology parks so that there is an easy access to raw materials and logistics

India’s population dividend and technological momentum give it a tremendous advantage and can help the country achieve its goal of becoming a dependable global digital leader.

Commenting on the report, Yezdi Nagporewalla, CEO, KPMG in India said, “The digital economy in India is on an exponential growth trajectory, powered by the continuous evolution of the information and communications technology (ICT) manufacturing sector. India’s forward-looking 6G vision document has positioned its digital prowess on the global technology forefront. Furthermore, India’s population dividend and technological progress give it a tremendous advantage and can help the country achieve its goal of becoming a dependable global digital leader with cooperative action on digital literacy, cybersecurity, new technologies, and export promotion.”

Akhilesh Tuteja, National Leader Clients and Markets and Technology, Media & Telecommunications (TMT) and Global Head – Cyber Security, KPMG in India said “Our study reveals that 5G technology is driving a transformative shift in both enterprise and consumer markets, as enterprises harness its lightning-fast, low-latency potential to optimize operations and introduce groundbreaking applications. In tandem, developments in 6G, India’s satellite communication sector as well as the semiconductor market in India, underscore India’s evolving and increasingly influential role in the global technology landscape. Strategic initiatives in attracting FDI and bolstering India’s domestic capabilities will further pave the way for a self-reliant digital future and become a technology-driven knowledge-based economy.”

P Ramakrishna, CEO, India Mobile Congress ( IMC ) said, “The Information and Communication Technology (ICT) sector’s robust growth trajectory indicates, major industry players looking to address the needs of this customer base have also found the opportunity to be global suppliers, supported by the government’s thrust on conducive policy and enabling infrastructure. This report seeks to highlight and interpret the favourable headwinds capable of propelling India into the global limelight of technological development. I am confident that the narrative that this report has defined will pave the sector’s way forward.”

Union Minister Shri Jyotiraditya M. Scindia releases ‘The Future is Now’ as the theme for India Mobile Congress 2024

Under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, a country that followed the world in 4G, a country that marches with the world in 5G, our Bharat will now lead the world in 6G: Minister Of Communications and Development of Northeastern Region Sh Jyotiraditya M. Scindia.
IMC 2024 will serve as a perfect platform to showcase innovative solutions, services, and state-of-the-art use cases in the technology ecosystem.
Aim to enable more than 500 one-to-one meetings & interactions with more than 1000 potential investors, angels, incubators, and VC funds
DoT Launches Testing Scheme for Start-ups & MSMEs and Signs MoU for capacity building in Cybersecurity.
DoT Announces Pandit Deendayal Upadhyay Telecom Excellence Awards 2023.

The theme of the India Mobile Congress 2024, ‘ The Future is Now’, was unveiled today by Shri Jyotiraditya M. Scindia, Minister for Communications and Development of North Eastern Region here yesterday. The theme signifies how India stands at the heart of the technological evolution and IMC 2024 bringing together global leaders - visionaries, pioneers, and innovators - to collaborate and actively shape the technologies transforming our world today, where the future isn't just a concept - it's happening.

Shri Jyotiraditya M. Scindia, Minister for Communications and Development of Northeastern Region, launched the Indian Mobile Congress 2024 application and Website, a unique interactive App for registration. With the first registration and keynote address by Shri Jyotiraditya M. Scindia, the Indian Mobile Congress also announced the opening of the registrations for Delegates, Visitors, Academia/College, Government and Media.

In his Keynote Address, Minister of Communications said: “Technology is best when it brings people together. There can be no better example than our country Bharat” He emphasised on the role of technology in bridging divides across the country in line with the commitment of Prime Minister Narendra Modi. He said, “It is technology and communications that will provide a platform of opportunities. Communications and networks will bring together the people from first village of India to the people of central villages of India.”

Minister of Communications called IMC as a global melting point and hoped to see India in the centre of such events for the time to come. He said that the theme ‘Future is Now’ represents both our capabilities, our achievements, and the possibilities of the future. He highlighted the revolutionary changes in the telecom sector in the last 10 years and said that India has transitioned from being a consumer of technology to now being a supplier of technology. He lauded various telecom interventions such as The Telecom Act 2023, PLI Scheme, fastest 5G rollout, among other interventions and gave a commitment that the rules of The Telecom Act 2023 will be notified within the next 180 days.

Minister of Communications and DoNER Sh Jyotiraditya M. Scindia launching the IMC 2024 theme

During this occasion, DoT announced conferment of Pandit Deendayal Upadhyay Telecom Excellence Awards 2023, to the following awardees for their exemplary and outstanding contributions in the areas of Telecom Innovations, Telecom Skillin g, Telecom Services, Telecom Manufacturing, and Telecom Applications :


1	Dr. Kiran Kumar Kuchi, Professor IIT Hyderabad	for outstanding contributions in telecom technology advancement and mentorship
2	Elena Geo Systems Private Limited.	for outstanding contributions in advancing NavIC-based devices and applications
3	Astrome Technologies Private Limited.	for pioneering millimeter-wave multi-beam technology
4	Tejas Networks Limited.	for advancing Telecom Innovations and Equipment Manufacturing
5	Nivetti Systems Private Limited.	for outstanding contributions in Secure Networking Products

Minister of Communications and DoNER Sh Jyotiraditya M. Scindia conferring Pandit Deendayal Upadhyay Telecom Excellence Awards 2024

Signing of MoU with IIT Jammu for Expert Level Training on Cybersecurity

Minister of Communications and DoNER Sh Jyotiraditya M. Scindia with the dignitaries on stage

The Minister also launched the Testing Scheme for Start-ups & MSMEs and oversaw the signing of MoU for between NTIPRIT and IIT Jammu for capacity building in the areas of Cybersecurity.

On this occasion, Dr. Neeraj Mittal, Chairman, DCC & Secretary (T), Department of Telecommunication (DoT), Ministry of Communications, delivered a special address, highlighting India's telecom prowess and success in the 5G revolution. Shri Abhijit Kishore, Chairman COAI welcomed the gathering with his address.

The Future is Now! Under the leadership of PM Sh @narendramodi Ji and with our mission of Jai Anusandhan, @DoT_India is delighted to welcome the global telecommunication ecosystem to India for India Mobile Congress (IMC) 2024. Today, launched the theme of IMC, a platform which… pic.twitter.com/PVu6rcS1Df — Jyotiraditya M. Scindia (@JM_Scindia) July 18, 2024

IMC-2024, WTSA-2024 & GSS-2024

The eighth edition of Asia’s premier digital technology exhibition, India Mobile Congress (IMC), co-hosted by the Department of Telecommunications (DoT) and Cellular Operators Association of India (COAI) will be held from 15th October at Pragati Maidan in New Delhi this year.

Concurrent to IMC 2024, India is also hosting the prestigious international conferences - World Telecommunication Standardization Assembly New Delhi 2024 (WTSA 2024) and Global Standards Symposium (GSS 2024) from 14-24 Oct, 2024 at the same venue.

Backgrounds:

Indian Mobile Congress 2024

IMC 2024 will bring an urgent and engaging narrative, reminding that the technologies we once dreamed of are now an active part of our daily lives and will encourage attendees to delve into the latest advancements in domains like 6G, AI, Semiconductors, Broadcasting, Electronics manufacturing, Satcom, Quantum, and Security etc. India Mobile Congress 2024 will serve as a perfect platform to showcase innovative solutions, services and state-of-the-art use cases for industry, government, academics, startups and other key stakeholders in the technology ecosystem.

The prestigious IMC 2024, this year is expecting over 400 exhibitors, 640 startups and many more to participate and display their products, solutions, and use cases to more than 150,000 attendees, including delegates from 120+ countries. The event aims to showcase more than 900 technology use case scenarios, host 100+ sessions and talks by more than 600 speakers. Through Aspire the pioneering startup programme, IMC 24 aim to enable more than 500 one-to-one meetings with interaction with more than 1000 potential investors, angels, incubators and VC funds.

IMC 2024 App

The Indian Mobile Congress 2024 application is available on Google Play Store and Apple App Store . The registrations are also accessible through the interactive application. The intuitive app combines cutting-edge AI technology with user-friendly features to ensure that the visitors make the most of every moment at the forum. One can easily follow the process and register from the IMC website: https://registration.indiamobilecongress.com/ .

‘ Pandit Deendayal Upadhyaya Telecom Excellence Award- 2023’

Five (05) Pandit Deendayal Upadhyaya Telecom Excellence Awards are given annually to individuals, Institutions, and organisations for their exemplary and outstanding contributions in the areas of Telecom Innovations, Telecom Skillin g, Telecom Services, Telecom Manufacturing, and Telecom Applications over the past three years.

Conferred annually, each Award carry a shawl, citation/plaque and a cash amount of Rupees Two Lakh.

These awardees were selected, out of the 75 applications received, by the award committee headed by Secretary (T).

Testing and Re-imbursement scheme for Start-up and MSEs

The Department of Telecommunications (DoT) has launched a reimbursement scheme aimed at easing financial burdens for startups and Micro & Small Enterprises (MSEs) in the telecom sector. Designed to foster domestic manufacturing, attract investments, and enhance exports, the scheme will reimburse up to INR 50 lakhs per startup or MSE for testing and certification costs essential for product quality and market access. With a total fund allocation of Rs. 25 crore, the application process will be entirely online, simplifying procedures and ensuring efficient handling of submissions. Startups will receive 75% reimbursement, micro- enterprises 60%, and small enterprises 50%, reflecting DoT's commitment to equitable support for growth and innovation in the telecom industry.

For more information on eligibility criteria and application guidelines, please visit [DoT's official website- https://ttdf.usof.gov.in/reimbursement ].

MOU for capacity building on Cyber Security between IIT Jammu and NTIPRIT

As India grows in telecommunications and information technology and people move towards usage of e-services there is a growing need for cyber security tools and techniques to be procured along with the manpower that can operate those highly technical domain tools. DoT and NTIPRIT have prepares a programme where core technical training and expertise can be imparted by leading Institutions and Industry in Cyber Security to prepare officers with a highly in depth understanding of this field, development of advance cyber security tools/solutions in India and preparation of cyber experts of tomorrow. These experts will then train many others when they come back and slowly a strong set of professionals for India can be created.

NTIPRIT has done MoU with IIT Jammu to provide this extended 6-month hybrid (in campus and online) training to the selected 30 officers along with partner institutions that are leading in this field.

Ministry of Communications

The theme of the India Mobile Congress 2024, ‘ was unveiled today by Shri Jyotiraditya M. Scindia, Minister for Communications and Development of North Eastern Region here yesterday. The theme signifies how India stands at the heart of the technological evolution and IMC 2024 bringing together global leaders - visionaries, pioneers, and innovators - to collaborate and actively shape the technologies transforming our world today, where the future isn't just a concept - it's happening.

During this occasion, DoT announced conferment of Pandit Deendayal Upadhyay Telecom Excellence Awards 2023, to the following awardees for their exemplary and outstanding contributions in the areas of Telecom Innovations, Telecom Skilling, Telecom Services, Telecom Manufacturing, and Telecom Applications :


1	Dr. Kiran Kumar Kuchi, Professor IIT Hyderabad	for outstanding contributions in telecom technology advancement and mentorship
2	Elena Geo Systems Private Limited.	for outstanding contributions in advancing NavIC-based devices and applications
3	Astrome Technologies Private Limited.	for pioneering millimeter-wave multi-beam technology
4	Tejas Networks Limited.	for advancing Telecom Innovations and Equipment Manufacturing
5	Nivetti Systems Private Limited.	for outstanding contributions in Secure Networking Products

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IMC 2023: India has to play lead role in 6G, PM Modi says

Pm modi said that india is now an exporter of mobile phones and is the 2nd largest mobile manufacturer.

Published - October 27, 2023 11:16 pm IST

Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressing IMC 2023 | Photo Credit: Haider Ali Khan

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday inaugurated the 7th edition of India Mobile Congress (IMC) 2023 saying India has to play the lead role in 6G. “We have 4 lakh 5G base stations covering 97% cities and 80% population,” PM Modi said.

PM also informed that India has grown 3x in median mobile speed and now ranks 43rd in broadband speed index.

“We developed 4G without corruption and internet has helped in improving ease of living. It has brought social and economic growth,” PM said.

Access to resources, capital and technology is the priority of government, he said.

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Narendra Modi emphasised that technology should reach everyone without any barrier. He also talked about direct benefit transfer (DBT) giving rights to people.

He said that 2 lakh Gram Panchayats are now connected with broadband and 75 lakh students are getting the benefits of new age technologies with Atal Tinkering Labs.

Prime Minister also dedicated 100 5G labs to the country to help students understand the potential of new age technologies. “These 5G labs will help students dream and achieve,” he said.

“Our startup ecosystem has achieved a lot. We’ve a century of unicorns now and the 3rd largest startup ecosystem in the world.”

On smartphone ecosystem, PM Modi said that India is now an exporter of mobile phones and is the 2nd largest mobile manufacturer with Rs 2 lakh crore of export achieved.

“Google has announced to make Pixel 8 in India. Samsung’s Fold 5 and Apple iPhone 15 are already made here,” he added.

He further added, semiconductor manufacturing is already in full swing and it is going to fuel local and global demands.

PM said that India should also be the thought leader as well. “UPI is our identity in thought leadership,” he added.

Ashwini Vaishnaw, Minister for IT, Government of India, said that mobile phones are now being exported to 70 countries.

“International Telecommunication Union (ITU) has already accepted India’s 6G vision and there’s going to be a standardisation meeting next year in India,” he said.

Now it takes 7 days in tower installation, Mr. Vaishnaw further added.

Akash Ambani, Chairman of Reliance Jio, said that Jio Bharat phone is to end digital exclusion. He also said that Jio now has 85% 5G coverage across India with a network of 10 lakh 5G cells.

Sunil Bharti Mittal, Chairperson of Bharti Enterprises, said, “India’s Digital Public Infrastructure (DPI) can enhance world’s economy.” He further mentioned that satellite communication is here to serve India, and it will start from next month onward. Mr. Mittal reiterated the complete 5G rollout by end of 2024.

Kumar Mangalam Birla, Chairman of Aditya Birla Group talked of further investment in 5G rollout.

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