Building BharatNet: Andhra Pradesh making rapid progress in rural internet connectivity

 The Department of Telecommunications (DoT) has been playing a proactive role in promoting the expansion of optical fibre cable (OFC) networks in India. Government initiatives aimed at easing right-of-way (RoW) access for telecom service providers, expanding OFC coverage under the BharatNet project and launching the new RoW portal are all helping shape India’s digital trajectory. At tele.net’s recent conference on “OFC Networks in India”, K. Rajaraman, chairman, Digital Communications Commission, and secretary (telecommunications), DoT, shared his views on India’s evolving OFC landscape, recent government initiatives and future plans.

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