After making a video call using indigenously created 5G technology gear, the telecom minister stated that it represents the realisation of the Prime Minister’s ambition.
Communication Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw successfully tested the 5G network on Thursday by making video and phone calls.
Atmanirbhar 5G. IIT Madras successfully tested 5G connectivity. “The entire end-to-end network is designed and developed in India,” he said in a tweet, where he talked about doing video and audio conversations over 5G.
The first 5G tests were launched at IIT Madras by Prime Minister Narendra Modi. PM Narendra Modi stated during the Silver Jubilee Celebrations of the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) that “5G will add $450 billion to the country’s economy in the next one and a half decades and will improve the country’s employment generation and progress.”
Telecom Secretary K. Rajaraman told reporters on Wednesday that the deployment of 5G service will necessitate appropriate skills for new technologies, resulting in large-scale employment.
After making a video conversation using indigenously created 5G technology gear, the telecom minister stated that it represents the realisation of the Prime Minister’s ambition.
“His (PM’s) vision is to have our own 4G and 5G technology stack, developed in India, made in India, and made for the world.” We must win the world with this entire technology stack, “Vaishnaw said after making the call.
The government estimates that commercial 5G service installation will begin in the country in August or September of this year.
Source- Odisha TV
