Union Minister Tests Pioneering 5G Technology at C-DOT in New Delhi

Union Minister Jyotiraditya Scindia tested indigenous 5G technology at C-DOT in New Delhi using BSNL's network. His successful video call demonstrated India's telecom advancements. Scindia engaged with experts, discussed innovations, and emphasized India's commitment to leading in telecommunications, cybersecurity, and defense technology.

Union Minister Jyotiraditya Scindia tested the 5G phone technology developed by the Center for Development of Telematics (C-DOT) at the C-DOT campus in New Delhi on Saturday. Utilizing BSNL's 5G technology, he made a video call to a C-DOT employee, demonstrating the capability and readiness of indigenous 5G technology.

This successful test signifies a major milestone in India's telecom sector and its potential to compete globally. Scindia visited multiple departments of the C-DOT facility and engaged in discussions with numerous scientists and tech experts. These interactions highlight the collaborative efforts and expertise driving India's telecom advancements.

He also chaired a meeting with telecom scientists, discussing various innovations and new technologies currently under development at C-DOT. The meeting focused on strategies to propel India to the forefront of the global telecom industry, emphasizing the importance of indigenous technology and innovation in achieving this goal.

Scindia's commitment to advancing India's standing in various high-tech fields was evident throughout his visit. He reiterated his dedication to making India a leader not only in telecommunications but also in cybersecurity and defense technology. Scindia's social media post sharing his experience resonated with the public, garnering widespread appreciation.

He posted, "Connecting India! Tried @BSNLCorporate's #5G enabled phone call," reflecting his enthusiasm and confidence in Indian technology. On July 18, Scindia stated that while 6G technology is still in development, India is actively participating in global advancements. At the India Mobile Congress 2024 launch, Scindia emphasized that India is not lagging in technological development.

Scindia highlighted the importance of developing 5G applications and noted significant changes in the telecom industry. He explained that 6G is a developing technology with no global target set, but India is part of the process. The India Mobile Congress is Asia's largest telecom, media, and technology forum, showcasing India's advancements and providing a platform for innovative products and solutions.

(With inputs from agencies.)