Indian Journal of Industrial Relations

1. Chavi Asrani and Abhay Pant – O.P Jindal Global University.

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09-Dec-2022
Abstract
Information Communications Technology (ICT) facilitates in poverty reduction and promotes economic development. The telecommunications policy and regulatory framework in India has facilitated the growth of communications services in its current form today. India has the world’s second largest pool of wireless subscribers. But there remains vast differences in access to ICT services across sectors and states in India. This study provides an abridgement of significant policy milestones since the introduction of telecommunication services in India in the year 1851 until the lately approved National Digital Communications Policy 2018.
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