The technology that has been the most discussed in the last two years is 5G i.e. the telecom technology of the fifth generation. 5G has been rolled out commercially in select countries this year. Telecom companies and government are pushing to bring mobile technology of this fifth generation in India too. A better infrastructure is needed to bring this technology to India. For this, the government is constantly trying. In this episode, on Thursday, Union Information and Broadcasting Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad said that infrastructure is being prepared to provide 5G service to all people in India.

According to the media report, during the Question Hour in the ongoing Winter Session in Parliament, the Union Minister said that so far no case of security threat has been revealed due to 5G. He further said that 5G has also been recognized in the 2020 standards of International Mobile Telecommunications (IMT). Let me tell you that in the past, a company had expressed concern about the safety in the equipment used for 5G technology. The company had said that because of this, this company has also been banned in some countries.

Apart from this, the Union Minister while answering the same question in the Parliament said that the Indian market has its own circumstances, according to which India can adopt any technology keeping in mind its security needs. He further said that all these aspects will be considered while allocating 5G spectrum before taking any such decision. Ravi Shankar Prasad also said that the High Level Committee constituted for 5G in 2017 submitted its inquiry report in August 2018. The government is engaged in preparing the infrastructure for economical, safe and effective 5G service based on this report.

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