Telecommunications Act, 2023
On 26th June, 2024, several sections of the Telecommunications Act, 2023 were enforced, marking a significant step in establishing a comprehensive legal framework for India’s growing telecom sector.
Key Points
- The Telecommunications Act, 2023 aims to modernize regulatory mechanisms and introduce structural changes.
- Enforced sections include right of way reforms, standards, public safety, national security and protection of telecommunication networks, Digital Bharat Nidhi, innovation and technology development, protection of users, offences and certain miscellaneous sections (Note: Digital Bharat Nidhi is a replacement of the erstwhile Universal Service Obligation Fund).
- Some major reforms, such as mandatory biometric verification, amendments to the Telecom Regulatory ....
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