COAI Appreciates TN State Govt for Safeguarding Telecom Infrastructure

The Principal Secretary IT of Tamil Nadu has instructed that the District Collectors have to take necessary legal action against those who damage or obstruct the approved existing or upcoming telecom infrastructure.

Highlights

  • The leading representative body for the telecommunications industry in India, COAI, is all set to appreciate
  • It is set to appreciate and thank the State Government of Tamil Nadu for issuinng
  • It highlights the necessity for authorities to be cognizant of the ongoing developments in the sector and offer the required support to drive the necessary infrastructure

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The leading representative body for the telecommunications industry in India, COAI, has appreciated and thanked the State Government of Tamil Nadu for issuing directions that safeguard the telecom infrastructure. These directives were issued in response to a letter shared by COAI. It highlights the necessity for authorities to be cognizant of the ongoing developments in the sector and offer the required support to drive the necessary infrastructure for technological advancements.




COAI Appreciates TN Government

Supporting this proposal, the Principal Secretary IT of Tamil Nadu has instructed that the District Collectors have to take necessary legal action against those who damage or obstruct the approved existing or upcoming telecom infrastructure. Also, they have requested the authorities to take the right legal action against miscreants who use the misleading narrative, which is related to EMF emission from the mobile towers, in order to obstruct the telecom infrastructure’s installation.

Also, the government has instructed the authorities to share the approvals for OFC or Tower installation with the nearest SHO to avoid any delays caused within the administrative jurisdiction. This way, it is possible to safeguard the tower as well.

Today, India is on the threshold of witnessing an enormous socio-economic transformation, which is typified by rapid growth. Telecom services are a growth engine and public utility for socio-economic development. There is a need for a thriving telecom industry, which will form the bedrock by offering a network of mobile towers in order to boost connectivity. As of now, the state has 45,321 telecom towers as of July 2021 and National Broadband Mission, and 97,116 telecom towers by the year 2024. As a result, the state will be made digitally advanced.

As per the new vision that was shared by Prime Minister Narendra Modi regarding the new Atmanirbhar Bharat by 2022, it is essential to build a robust and secure state-of-the-art telecommunication network by offering seamless coverage. Working with the mission of providing seamless connectivity and the Government’s vision to provide benefits to the empowerment of citizens of the country. The service providers will be working closely with the state.

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