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Government Mandates Transparent Processing of Telecom Infrastructure Applications

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The Jammu and Kashmir Government directed administrative departments and public sector undertakings to implement the Telecommunications Act, 2023, and the Telecommunications (Right of Way) Rules, 2024. This order mandates that public entities facilitate the installation, operation, and maintenance of telecom networks. Applications for right of way must be processed transparently and within statutory timelines, and authorities are barred from imposing additional requirements beyond the law.

From kashmirlife.net

Why it matters

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The directive requires government bodies to expedite the processing of telecom infrastructure applications across the region. This regulatory streamlining could lower operational costs and speed up network deployment for Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited. It also facilitates the expansion goals of Bharat Broadband Network Limited.

The central government is currently issuing orders regarding internet suspensions and handling telecommunication rules. The Ministry of Home Affairs and the Department of Telecommunications are reviewing security risks and granting licenses for satellite services, including those from Starlink.

From kashmirlife.net

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  • Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited might see its operational costs lowered and deployment sped up due to government facilitation of Right of Way.

  • Bharat Broadband Network Limited could achieve its expansion goals as the order facilitates connectivity.

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