Aruna Sundararajan
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Huawei Only Permitted for 5G Trials so Far, Says Telecom Secretary
Sundararajan clarified that the government would put the necessary safeguards in place before allowing companies to deploy 5G connectivity and access the core networks.
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Bharat Net Broadband Infrastructure Under-Utilised in Most States: Sundararajan
Speaking at a seminar on National Digital Communications Policy, Sundararajan, however, noted the Union government has invested heavily in the project.
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Telecom Secretary Says SpiceJet, Vistara Have Shown Interest in In-Flight Connectivity
Telecom Secretary Aruna Sundararaja also said that global service providers are interested in facilitating in-flight connectivity services in the country.
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In-Flight Connectivity May Soon Happen In India: Telecom Secretary
In-Flight Connectivity (IFC) enabling passengers to make calls and access internet services on domestic and international flights in India may happen this or early next week, Telecom Secretary Aruna Sundararajan said today.
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Telecom Secretary Says No Intent to Put Blanket Ban on Messaging Apps
DoT Secretary Aruna Sundararajan said that "technical solutions" would be worked out based on technologies such as metadata and artificial intelligence (AI) to address the concerns.
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No Intent To Impose Blanket Ban On Messaging Apps: Telecom Secretary
The telecom department does not intend to impose blanket ban on messaging apps and platforms, but is seeking technical solutions to curb specific instances of misuse, Telecom Secretary Aruna Sundararajan said today.
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India to Implement 5G Services by 2022 to Match Asian Peers
"We are not there yet," Telecom Secretary Aruna Sundararajan said in an interview in New Delhi.
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DoT Receives 40-50 Million Consumer Complaints Annually: Sundararajan
DoT Secretary Aruna Sundararajan emphasised on the need for a "strong consumer movement and consumer activists" in the telecom sector.
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Only 17 Per Cent Of Total 85,000 Visas Go To Indian Companies Per Year: IT Secretary
A large proportion of US firms ride on the back of the services provided by Indian companies, Information Technology Secretary Aruna Sundararajan said today adding that only 17 per cent of the total 85,000 visas issued every year by the US go to Indian companies.
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India, US Sign Agreement On Cyber Security
India and the US have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) for close cooperation and exchange of information pertaining to cyber security.
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Huawei Only Permitted for 5G Trials so Far, Says Telecom Secretary
Sundararajan clarified that the government would put the necessary safeguards in place before allowing companies to deploy 5G connectivity and access the core networks.
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Bharat Net Broadband Infrastructure Under-Utilised in Most States: Sundararajan
Speaking at a seminar on National Digital Communications Policy, Sundararajan, however, noted the Union government has invested heavily in the project.
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Telecom Secretary Says SpiceJet, Vistara Have Shown Interest in In-Flight Connectivity
Telecom Secretary Aruna Sundararaja also said that global service providers are interested in facilitating in-flight connectivity services in the country.
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In-Flight Connectivity May Soon Happen In India: Telecom Secretary
In-Flight Connectivity (IFC) enabling passengers to make calls and access internet services on domestic and international flights in India may happen this or early next week, Telecom Secretary Aruna Sundararajan said today.
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Telecom Secretary Says No Intent to Put Blanket Ban on Messaging Apps
DoT Secretary Aruna Sundararajan said that "technical solutions" would be worked out based on technologies such as metadata and artificial intelligence (AI) to address the concerns.
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No Intent To Impose Blanket Ban On Messaging Apps: Telecom Secretary
The telecom department does not intend to impose blanket ban on messaging apps and platforms, but is seeking technical solutions to curb specific instances of misuse, Telecom Secretary Aruna Sundararajan said today.
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India to Implement 5G Services by 2022 to Match Asian Peers
"We are not there yet," Telecom Secretary Aruna Sundararajan said in an interview in New Delhi.
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DoT Receives 40-50 Million Consumer Complaints Annually: Sundararajan
DoT Secretary Aruna Sundararajan emphasised on the need for a "strong consumer movement and consumer activists" in the telecom sector.
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Only 17 Per Cent Of Total 85,000 Visas Go To Indian Companies Per Year: IT Secretary
A large proportion of US firms ride on the back of the services provided by Indian companies, Information Technology Secretary Aruna Sundararajan said today adding that only 17 per cent of the total 85,000 visas issued every year by the US go to Indian companies.
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India, US Sign Agreement On Cyber Security
India and the US have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) for close cooperation and exchange of information pertaining to cyber security.
