Union Minister of Communications Mr. Jyotiraditya M. Scindia says India is Steadfastly Setting Standards for 6G Mobile Networks
- IBEF
- March 19, 2026
India is steadily positioning itself at the forefront of next-generation telecommunications by actively contributing to the development of sixth generation (6G) mobile network standards. Union Minister of Communications Mr. Jyotiraditya M. Scindia, while addressing the International Workshop on 6G Standardisation in New Delhi, emphasised that the country is working steadfastly to help define global benchmarks for 6G technologies. The statement further noted that such collaborative platforms are crucial for delivering clear, sustainable, and globally aligned outcomes for the telecom sector. India’s proactive engagement in standard-setting reflects its ambition to play a leading role in shaping the future of digital connectivity and ensuring interoperability across global networks.
Highlighting the transformative potential of 6G, the statement noted that the new generation of mobile networks will bring exponential improvements in speed, capacity, and latency, enabling a wide range of advanced applications. These advancements are expected to significantly enhance user experience, support emerging technologies, and accelerate digital innovation across sectors. The government’s continued focus on research, collaboration, and policy support is aimed at strengthening India’s telecom ecosystem and positioning the country as a global hub for next-generation communication technologies. With a strong foundation built through rapid 4G and 5G expansion, India is now gearing up to lead the evolution of 6G and contribute meaningfully to the global digital landscape.
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