There was a phase in India's telecom revolution between Corona havoc, when there were many PCO booths at every street and street intersection. In these PCOs, people used to talk to their family on the phone by paying a fixed fee. At that time, a phone was seen from the paan shop to the grocery store. The world of mobile phones ended that entire system of PCOs. Now PCOS is almost not seen in any city. However, it is due to the mobile phone that the phase is seen coming in a new form. If the Telecom Department cleared the recommendation of the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI), once again the booths of Wi-Fi connections will be seen in every street, neighborhoods, chowk-chaubars and paan to grocery stores.
For your information, tell us that under the new system, customers will go and will fulfill their internet related needs by using enough data at such a booth for just two rupees. This case is three years old, when TRAI had recommended to the telecom department to provide paid Wi-Fi internet connection facility at Pan and Grocery store through Public Data Office Aggregator (PDOA). But no improvement was taken for this for three years. Suddenly in May this year, the telecom department asked TRAI for some more clarification on their recommendations. On 29 May, TRAI sent its clarification on all questions of the Telecom Department. The telecom department seems to agree more or less with TRAI's model of public Wi-Fi.
In its statement, TRAI chairman RS Sharma says, "It can be said that the matter is progressing, after three years, the telecom department sought an answer." We immediately answered all their questions. TRAI has recently said in its reply sent to the telecom department that to achieve the target of installing 10 million Wi-Fi hot-spots in the country, we must think from a new consumer point of view.