Communications Minister Jyotiraditya Scindia outlines India’s next telecom leap as C-DOT marks its 43rd Foundation Day. Scindia says India was behind the world in 4G, marched with the world in 5G and now aims to lead the world in 6G. He calls for faster work on 6G, AI, quantum technology and cybersecurity, while highlighting India’s indigenous 4G stack, now deployed across more than 1 lakh towers. Scindia also stresses the need to take Indian telecom technologies from lab to market and from Make in India to Make for the World.

India is seeking a greater role in 6G, quantum communications and quantum security as C-DoT expands telecom technology development.

India was behind the world in 4G, walked and marched with the world on 5G but due to organizations such as C-DoT, the government and every proud Indian can say that India will…

C-DOT aims to elevate India from self-reliance to global telecom leadership, showcasing innovation in advanced technology.