To overcome the telecom sector, a high level of autocracy has to be changed

Kumar Mangalam Birla, the head of Chot's industrial house in the country, made it clear that he would not invest more money in Vodafone-Idea unless government help, even if the company declares bankruptcy. Two days ago, the Chief of Vodafone made a similar statement in Britain.

The reaction of the two proved to be explosive and the seeds of renewed fear were planted in the minds of the entrepreneurs of all regions of the country. International investors have also noticed this phenomenon. With the flag of privatization and liberalization, many question why the plight of the flag has gone down in the region. Unfortunately the answer is well known.

Despite strong government restrictions, the region's progress was once enviable. Of course, the beginnings of digital mobile communications from rival countries and even travels to this day can still be called an achievement. Mobile phones, smart phones and mobile Internet have made life easier for ordinary people in every sense.

Now consumers of the country will get more benefits and if the size of the economy of the country is to be as big as five trillion dollars, then there is no escape without telecom sector. The Supreme Court's judgment on AGR bond lines fees and spectrum usage charges has come and criticized the Supreme Court's decision, neither intended nor rejected the decision. But now, if the government does not intervene, this cock-hatcher's dock will be broken.

Now the telecom industry needs no new policy. The need to protect the existence of the telecom sector. For this reason, those sitting in the dungeons of dictatorship at the highest level need to make a decision. The chamber of this dungeon has been decorated with velvet-filled glasses and awning. In the form of figures. As a result, the florist telecom industry is at a dead end.

India has the world's second largest mobile network, with a total of 1.8 billion connections. But when it comes to the broadband connection, it is stuck at 5 million. There are many possibilities for ICT in the country due to 1.2 billion connections. The telecommunication sector of the IT sector which is of major importance to the country is the backbone. Also, telecom is the engine of many other and almost all sectors of the country. The telecom sector is important in fulfilling the dreams and broadband fur all that is currently available in the digital sector.

In fact, long ago, if the government had accepted the advice of experts, the case would not have reached the Supreme Court. In fact, in addition to the Department of Telecom, the government has two companies called TRI and TDSAT. All three institutes have a working knowledge of law, engineering, finance, commerce, economics and management. The AJR-based license fee loopholes the government wanted to resolve decades ago. But that did not happen and over time the complex case became more and more complex.

The complexities and arrangements of High Purpose Revenue Shares, License Usage Fees and Spectrum Usage Charges are rooted in a period of 1 to 3 years.

If these things were simplified in the early stages, then this is not the case. The fifteen-year-old controversy has just resonated, and the Supreme Court judgment is becoming a slaughterhouse for telecom. Now the telecom industry needs major surgery.

The quality of telecom companies has long been questioned. Consumers are constantly complaining. Digital India and broadband fur all can only be realized if solutions to the problems of the telecom sector are discovered. Today the field stands at a junction where there is no charge other than 'Make' Op Break.

The new mobile telecom sector was on the verge of collapse in 2-3 years. But immediately new and practical policies were formulated and within one year the area's carriage was shattered. Immediately the sector became healthy and domestic companies came forward to invest.

The government aims to create a $ 5 trillion economy. The telecom sector can easily contribute 5% of this and if this sector does not grow, not only ICT, software, IT but the biggest shock will be to the people. The disappearance of mobile hands will become expensive as the era of monarchy will come.

Banks will face billions of fresh hits. Another billion rupees will be salvaged where the previous badlon key is yet to turn.