Jyotiraditya Scindia

Indian politician

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Let me be very clear. India does not allow a monopoly in any sector. And therefore, even as Satcom is concerned there is not a single licensee that has been chosen. Licenses have been given to everyone who wants to provide these licenses. And today there are three licenses that are out there,
Initially, whether spectrum will be assigned or auctioned, that decision was taken. Secondly, irrespective of administrative assignment, what the pricing regime will be. And TRAI and DoT have been in conversations on that. We are close to taking the final decision with respect to that. And the third has to do with security requirements and requisites being followed,
The government is technology agnostic. Our job is to provide a bouquet of services. It is for customers to choose in a free market what they prefer."
And as far as the Congress party is concerned, I don't understand. I don't think they themselves know whether they're going left or right… They first had a problem initially with a certain person getting a licence. Now they have a problem, and they've allied with that person in terms of why he's not getting a licence."
The 10th edition of the India Mobile Congress is nearly here. Tremendous amount of excitement, energy, pulsing capabilities, and the proven model of Indian telecom connectivity. We will have thousands of exhibitors, hundreds of companies, new products as India moves from a services nation to a product nation, and new frontiers of technology being explored."
The connectivity on which new frontiers of technology are being explored,

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Union Minister Jyotiraditya Scindia Snaps At Guna Protester Over 'Road Nahi Toh Vote Nahi' Remark: 'Yeh Bhasha Mere Saath Kabhi Use Mat Karna'

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This came after a video of Scindia's interaction with a voter went viral on social media, in which the Rajya Sabha MP was seen asking the person not to use “this language” toward him when the voter said nobody would vote if the road was not built

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