Jyotiraditya Scindia attended the meeting of Bharat 6G Alliance, will the country get 6G soon?

After successfully implementing 5G on a large scale, the Indian government is now focussing on 6G. Meanwhile, Union Telecom Minister Jyotiraditya Scindia met with seven groups from the Bharat 6G Alliance on Thursday.

During the meeting, Minister Scindia said, 'Today India is leading the world in contributing to the country's mission 6G standard. India is the largest market for telecommunications today. This includes device production, application software to voice and telephony data. In such a situation, India must definitely lead it. Bharat 6G Alliance has an important responsibility of global standards and their perspective. In such a situation, I am surprised to see the depth of the work and its quality. India will definitely lead the world in 6G at the global level in the coming times.'

Minister Scindia said in his post that 6G is the future of India and India has a lot of potential for 6G. He further said in his post, under the vision of PM Narendra Modi, India has to be made a telecom superpower. In such a situation, seven groups are working with India 6G Alliance, a meeting was held in this regard. He further said that along with this, we are constantly discussing to increase the strength of this sector. Through this, a new era of telecommunications, to improve connectivity and to increase fasting development was discussed.