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India Advances 6G Patent Leadership and Satellite Licences with New Consumer Safeguards

Authorities are mobilizing a youth network under the Sanchar Mitra Scheme to shield users from telecom fraud

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Overview

  • India anticipates accruing roughly 10% of global 6G patents and already sits among the top six nations in early filings ahead of the World Radiocommunication Conference.
  • Three private companies have either completed or are close to meeting licensing requirements for satellite-based telecom services pending final spectrum assignment.
  • State-run BSNL has built over 93,450 towers and is completing installation, commissioning and final testing to extend network coverage.
  • Indigenous technology firms C-DOT, Tejas Networks and TCS have rolled out India’s first homegrown 4G telecom stack to bolster manufacturing self-reliance.
  • The Sanchar Mitra Scheme will train student volunteers in digital security and emerging telecom technologies to enhance consumer protection and sector engagement.