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Give your Comments or Suggestions on Recommendations of Committee on Net Neutrality

Give your Comments or Suggestions on Recommendations of Committee on Net Neutrality
Start Date :
Jul 16, 2015
Last Date :
Aug 20, 2015
17:00 PM IST (GMT +5.30 Hrs)
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A Committee on Net Neutrality has submitted its report to the Department of Telecommunications. Its recommendations broadly contain technical, regulatory and public policy related ...

A Committee on Net Neutrality has submitted its report to the Department of Telecommunications. Its recommendations broadly contain technical, regulatory and public policy related measures required with respect to Net Neutrality issue.

Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) is also currently engaged in consultation process on the issue whose recommendations are awaited.

It is emphasized that the views expressed in the report are that of the Committee and not of the Government. Your valuable comments, wide scale consultations, as also the report of the TRAI will help the Government to take appropriate decision on the issue.

Net Neutrality Committee Report

Summary Note on Recommendations

Through this forum of My Gov, we invite valuable comments and suggestions on the report and recommendations before 20th August, 2015, 5.00PM.

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ajith raj
ajith raj 11 years 2 days ago
we need to radiate the knowledge and spirit of that power among our promising youth who are going to be the stakeholders in future.Indians are not anymore indians,they are noe turned truly global,the world look upon our youth for creative ideas and promising thoughts....so we need freedom,freedom of thought,creativity and knowldge....WE NEED A NEUTRALITY IN THE INTERNET SPACE
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Gokul Gunvant Gawande
Gokul Gunvant Gawande 11 years 2 days ago
I Support #NetNeutrality 1. We Dont Want Net Neutrality to be defined by telecom companies 2. I Dont want telcos controlling what i access on the internet. 3. I want access to all of the internet for all of the people, all the time. 4. Access to everything on internet and not just select parts of the internet. 5. We don't want licensing fro watsapp viber, or any other app we use.
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rakesh pandey_13
rakesh pandey_13 11 years 2 days ago
All apps service or websites must be equally accessible to public.If ISPs start charging based on sites and contents this will discourage new entrepreneurs form exploring new business ideas due to lack of financial backing to compete with the deep pocket giants Sites paying ISP's for free public access would include the cost in there end services thus discouraging the internet usage for booking tickets,shopping paying utility bills and many more
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Vikas Prajapati_2
Vikas Prajapati_2 11 years 2 days ago
The principle of net neutrality should be sacrosanct to allow unhampered innovation and development of startups industry. Instead of licensing the OTT applications, the telecom licensing policy needs to be liberalized so that cost arbitrage between telecom voice calls and VoIP services is removed. Government can support the creation of telecom infrastructure in the country by recognizing telecom connectivity as public good, just like physical connectivity through roads. I support #NetNeutrality.
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Vishwa Mohan
Vishwa Mohan 11 years 2 days ago
I am in favour of #NetNeutrality. It should not be ISP providers' concern as how should we use it or which website we should visit. I support OTP system for overall security of the country including financial transaction without compromising on #NetNeutrality. The OTP system should not, however, be taken as an excuse to dilute citizens' rights over the larger goal of net-neutrality. I believe that #MyGov can simultaneously achieve the twin objectives of affordability and #NetNeutrality.
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Abdul Nadeem
Abdul Nadeem 11 years 2 days ago
he DoT Report noted that a free and open Internet, available to all Indian citizens, is key to our country's future. Despite that, telcos are already violating net neutrality and endangering that future. The Govt should pass regulation immediately to protect net neutrality in India - the status quo of mere promises is not enough. The Govt must commit to protecting net neutrality in law in India. Don't take 5 years to decide this
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