The Sanchar Mitra Scheme was introduced by Union Minister Jyotiraditya Scindia with the intention of strengthening ties between the public and the telecom industry. When asked about the timetables for operating satellite communication services in India during the event, Scindia said that after licenses are granted and spectrum distribution is carried out in accordance with rules, it will be up to individual enterprises to choose their own path. He said that after businesses fulfill the necessary requirements, it is the government’s duty to provide licenses, stating that two businesses have already done so and that a third is almost finished.
Scindia reaffirmed the government’s intention to grant licenses to businesses that comply with the rules and emphasized that TRAI-established regulatory frameworks would determine how spectrum would be distributed. He emphasized how crucial it is for businesses to decide their course in light of these allocations.
India Mobile Congress 2025 theme launched
The theme “Innovate to Transform” was also unveiled by Scindia for the 9th Edition of the India Mobile Congress 2025, which is set for October 2025. He emphasized that India is establishing itself as a center for the development, resolution, and expansion of technical innovations.
More than 7,000 international delegates and more than 400 exhibitors and partners are scheduled to attend the India Mobile Congress 2025, which will take place at the Yashobhoomi Convention Centre in New Delhi from October 8–11, 2025, and attract over 1.5 lakh visitors from more than 150 countries.
Organized by the Cellular Operators Association of India and the Department of Telecommunications, the event will also showcase ASPIRE, the flagship startup program that connects more than 500 startups with over 300 investors, incubators, accelerators, and venture capitalists for networking opportunities, live pitching sessions, and mentorship. Furthermore, it is projected that more than 800 speakers would participate in more than 100 conference sessions at IMC, which is known as Asia’s largest digital technology event.
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