The government is reviewing net neutrality norms to allow telecom operators differentiated connectivity and pricing for specialized 5G services like gaming and healthcare.
Currently, the framework prohibits such preferential treatment
Jul 31, 2026
05:52 pm
What's the storyThe Indian government is considering a review of its net neutrality framework to allow telecom operators to offer differentiated internet connectivity and speeds, as per Economic Times.
This change would aid specialized services like cloud gaming, healthcare, autonomous vehicles, and smart factories.
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