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Inviting Policy & Technological suggestions for providing Broadband over cable

Start Date :
Apr 02, 2018
Last Date :
Apr 23, 2018
00:00 AM IST (GMT +5.30 Hrs)
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One of the pillars of Digital India is to provide pan-India internet access through broadband highways. In sync to this, BharatNet is being successfully executed to provide optical ...

One of the pillars of Digital India is to provide pan-India internet access through broadband highways. In sync to this, BharatNet is being successfully executed to provide optical fiber connection to 2,50,000 Gram Panchayats by 2019. Some experts have suggested that India can leverage its current cable infrastructure to provide last mile internet access via cable lines and ensure internet for all.

In this regard, MyGov is inviting citizens of India to give suggestions on policy and technology infrastructure that can lead to this access revolution, fulfilling the below-mentioned objectives
1) What are the possibilities from policy and technology perspective to maximize the usage of our cable network?
2) What are the potential challenges that could emerge in this process?
3) On comparing opportunities to challenges, does this emerge as a viable option?

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Ravindranath Padukone
Ravindranath Padukone 8 years 2 months ago
Not practical to provide broadband to every village via fibre route. In 2011, the 60000 covered villages just happened to be on the fibre highway routes. Of the remaining 540000 villages, a miniscule 10000 more have been added till now totalling to 70000. The only feasible, popular & sure way to reach broadband to every village is by retailing Internet bandwidth from every Taluka/Tehsil HQ & allow licensed private entrepreneurs to use Wireless to reach out to the respective villages.
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Jarif Ahmad
Jarif Ahmad 8 years 2 months ago
Digit India is the one of the best achiement in whole India. ... it's a best infrastructure for all educated as well as non educated people... My opinion is digital celebration is the best way to encourage the people for the people. ... Thanks Regards:-Jarif ahmad
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ganeshan mudaliar
ganeshan mudaliar 8 years 2 months ago
Or if they’re scrupulous, they’ll stand use their neighbours unprotected WiFi. The problem is however that potential hackers could also connect to your network by doing exactly what you did. Luckily LiFi can’t penetrate walls rendering that form of intrusion ineffective, and while this may seem a problem if you’re in another room from the LiFi source, light reflected off surfaces can still transmit data at high speeds.
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ganeshan mudaliar
ganeshan mudaliar 8 years 2 months ago
LiFi is also a great security upgrade; there has been many a time when people have been locked out of their own houses and while they wait for help to arrive, they predicatbly take out their smartphones and, standing near their front door, connect to their own WiFi and go about sharing a Facebook update about being locked out of the home.
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ganeshan mudaliar
ganeshan mudaliar 8 years 2 months ago
LiFi as stated above is quite fast, with a low end of 1 Gbps, and a laboratory standard of 224 Gbps, so rest assured gamers will no longer be moaning about varying values of ping and Netflix bingers wouldn’t have to wait as their iPads loaded the next episode of Daredevil on the metro.
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ganeshan mudaliar
ganeshan mudaliar 8 years 2 months ago
For those of us with LiFi enabled phones, which in the most case includes modern day smartphones, we would be able to hop onto a LiFi network, that is after a major software update that teaches our phones camera sensors to interpret light data in the form of digits rather than processing them raw. As for transmitting data, smartphones with LEDs, OLEDs and AMOLEDs will be seamlessly be able to send our snapchats out under the glow of a street light.
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ganeshan mudaliar
ganeshan mudaliar 8 years 2 months ago
LiFi has been estimated to be almost 10 times more cheaper than WiFi, however, the costs of actually installing the hardware required (linking up those street lights to the internet) are downsides. Furthermore, while it is statistically cheaper, costs are ultimately left to the provider.
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JAGDISH PATHAK
JAGDISH PATHAK 8 years 2 months ago
In respect to GST, the return no.1 should made composite, includes all the data of purchases, sales, ITC, Tax payment, etc.,further, return 3B should be discontinue, but, tax payment challan should be required to pay within 20 days, after implementation of composite return, there is no need of filling form 3B, the existing proceedure is filling 3B, filling tax challan, and form no.1, withing prescribed time limit,consuming lots of time due to low server of GST, please consider above,best wishes
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Rupali Tiwari
Rupali Tiwari 8 years 2 months ago
i m a N.C.C. cadet so i will think a nation as whole , government should include all the rivers as a nation not as a state so that rivers can be interlinked and water can be supplied to barren land to make that land fertile and can be use for cultivation purposes also.
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