Summary:

According to Minister of State for Communications and Rural Development Dr. Pemmasani Chandra Sekhar, India's telecom industry had strong development in FY25, with total revenue exceeding Rs. 3.72 lakh crore (US$40.24 billion), a 10.7% rise year over year. Rapid digital adoption, rapid 5G rollout, and subscriber growth were the main drivers of the rise. In just 22 months, India deployed more than 5.1 lakh base stations and surpassed 1.22 billion customers. Investor confidence was increased by significant FDI inflows and reforms. Future technologies like 6G, AI, and quantum communications will bolster India's digital supremacy, while initiatives like BharatNet increase rural access. These advancements strengthen India's standing as a top telecom market and boost infrastructure, services, employment, and innovation.

Source: IBEF

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