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What You Need to Know About India’s New Telecom Act

On June 26, 2023, the Telecommunications Act 2023 will go into effect. The Indian Wireless Telegraph Act of 1933 and the Indian Telegraph Act of 1885 have been replaced by it. The newly introduced law seeks to alter the regulatory landscape to solve modern concerns while reflecting the notable improvements in the telecom industry.

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What You Need to Know About India’s New Telecom Act

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  1. What You Need to Know About India’s New Telecom Act The Indian Wireless Telegraph Act of 1933 and the Indian Telegraph Act of 1885 will be superseded on June 26, 2023, by the Telecommunications Act of 2023. In light of notable developments in the telecom sector, this new legislation seeks to solve current challenges. Introduced Significant Changes Increased Power of the Government: The government's expanded ability to seize control of telecom networks or services in an emergency is one obvious shift. This can be carried out to protect the general public, uphold law and order, or deter criminality. The Telecom Act 2024 emphasizes the value of telecom technology in empowering people while also acknowledging its potential for misuse. To safeguard users, it has guidelines against unwanted commercial messages and a complaint-handling procedure. Government clearance is now mandatory for telecom businesses to seek before building or operating a network, offering services, or using radio equipment. The objectives of this action are to support Indian technology and protect national security. The Act also gives the government the authority to regulate telecom networks and services to guarantee excellent security and quality.

  2. Universal Service Obligation Fund (USOF) Expansion: The Act makes the USOF larger in order to provide more service assistance in underprivileged urban, rural, and remote locations. To ensure access to essential telecom services in underserved areas, funding will bolster the research and development of advanced telecom services and technology. How It Impacts You The following improvements and modifications brought forth by the new Telecom Act 2024 will directly affect users: ● Improved Security and Quality: Because the government has the power to establish regulations and guarantee adherence to them, users may anticipate enhanced security and quality in communication services. Access to Services in Remote Areas: Even in underserved and isolated areas, the enlarged USOF ensures that people may get important communications services. Encouraging Innovation: The Regulatory Sandbox can give users access to better and more sophisticated services by facilitating the deployment of creative and new communication solutions. ● ●

  3. With significant revisions, the 2023 Telecommunications Act strives to modernize the telecom industry, enhance national security, and promote innovation.novation.novation. The Act aims to create a strong and forward-thinking telecom framework for India by enacting new rules and regulations and revising existing ones. Read more: Delhi Govt Launches ‘Mohalla Bus Sewa’ to Boost Last-Mile Connectivity New Telecom Laws in India: The Latest Update The new latest update in India's telecom legislation brings sweeping changes that address the evolving needs and challenges of the sector. The New Telecom Laws in India are set to transform the industry landscape, ensuring that users benefit from improved services and heightened security.

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