Bharat 6G Alliance: India to play key role in new tech, says Scindia

Union Minister Jyotiraditya Scindia said India will shape 6G technology via the Bharat 6G Alliance. Established in 2023, the mission aims for India to hold 10% of 6G patents and become a global leader based on affordability and sustainability.

Union Minister of Communications, Jyotiraditya Scindia on Wednesday spoke on the Bharat 6G Alliance saying, "Brainstorming is being done on a global level, on a new technology. Discussion are made around what will be the outline of that technology, and what kind of spectrum will be used."

While speaking to reporters in Gwalior, Madhya Pradesh, Scindia said, "India was never represented before, as far as the establishment of this technology is concerned. Under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, for 6G, the Bharat 6G Alliance was established in 2023."

India's 6G Roadmap and Goals

"We have set a goal that in establishing 6G, we will set up least 10% of India's Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) and patent. So, we have formed 7 verticals - spectrum, use cases, the kind of equipment we will manufacture, green sustainability," he told.

He further told that he will review it every 3 months. On Tuesday, the seven dedicated Working Groups had presented their progress and roadmap here at a quarterly review meeting chaired by Jyotiraditya Scindia.

A Vision for Global Leadership

Scindia posted on the social media platform X saying, "With all stakeholders, including industry, entrepreneurs and academia, collaborating effectively towards this shared vision, we are forging ahead confidently toward becoming a major force in global 6G IP and standards."

"India stands determined to shape, rather than follow, the next wave of telecom technologies."

He had said the Bharat 6G Mission remains anchored in clear phase-wise goals ensuring 6G benefits for every citizen.

"Bharat is gearing up for the next telecom leap...," he said in his post.

The Bharat 6G Vision

Bharat 6G Vision was launched in 2023, and is based on the principles of affordability, sustainability, and ubiquity. It aims to position India as a global leader in 6G telecommunications technology by 2030. (ANI)

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