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Friday, July 11, 2025 1:34 PM

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Indian Telecom Companies and VoICE Group Push for Government Action Against Chinese Imports

Indian telecom companies, along with the Voice of Indian Communication Technology Enterprises (VoICE) group, are urging the government to take action against imports from China in the telecom equipment sector. This initiative aligns with the goal of promoting self-reliance in India and supporting domestic manufacturers like TCS, Tejas Networks, and STL. Key Points: Lobbying for Curbing Chinese Imports: Indian telecom equipment manufacturers argue that imports from China contradict the spirit of the “Atmanirbhar Bharat” initiative and hinder their growth. VoICE highlights that despite government guidelines, Chinese imports persist, raising concerns for domestic manufacturers. Import Volume and Concerns: Chinese imports account for nearly 40% of India’s total telecom sector imports, including crucial components like optical fiber cables. VoICE emphasizes that Indian companies have the capacity to fulfill India’s telecom equipment needs entirely. Companies Importing from China: VoICE identifies top companies importing equipment from China, including Cisco, D-Link, TP-Link, Hikvision, Netgear, Hewlett Packard, and Juniper. These imports cover access points, switches, and radio equipment. Call for Stricter Enforcement: VoICE advocates for stricter enforcement of border policies and action against officials overlooking violations. They propose a review of the Government e-Marketplace (GeM) procurement process to prevent Chinese products from entering government orders. Measures Against Shell Companies: VoICE suggests implementing stricter controls on traders who import or reroute equipment through shell companies to evade customs checks. They propose a centralized system to blacklist such companies across all government departments. By implementing these measures, the Indian government can support domestic manufacturers and promote self-reliance in the critical telecom sector.

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Avinash Sharma, Chief Manager, SAMSUNG discussed the future projects of Samsung in India

“This model was launched in the last August, now we have the complete line up” said Avinash Sharma, Chief Manager, SAMSUNG at the ArdorComm Media Group hosted ‘New Normal – Education Leadership Summit & Awards 2024’ on 10th February 2024 at Crowne Plaza Ahmedabad City Centre, Ahmedabad, Gujarat. Samsung has launched its interactive display the smart learning and collaboration for the betterment of education system can you share a little more information on this gadget? So, we are a worldwide leader in display business solutions, So, it’s not commodity it’s a display with the solution. Interactive is just the extension of our product portfolio. So, it is now coming with the Android version and this has been launched in multiple schools and appreciated in terms of ease of use, how children can benefit in terms of communication, and Live interaction with the class with unique features we have in this panel. This is providing a complete transformation into a different school and fortunate and lucky to add value in the ecosystem. Technologies like the new gadget from Samsung how do you think that upcoming AI technology is enhancing the overall experience of education and learning in the Indian market? When you go back to the Corona Era it was very difficult to communicate with the students at the time this interactive panel adds value to education by educating the students in a particular way. It’s not about one way communication it’s a two-way communication. What students are learning, How they are benefiting, Are they learning in a particular way. In which exam they are not able to qualify, How much they are scoring. So, these all come in picture. We can enhance this and give value to the teacher so they can be focused in a particular area. Is Samsung planning any future product in India? Absolutely, this model was launched in the last August, now we have the complete line up. It will be a vertical lineup for enterprise as well as for education. So, this model now will have an inbuilt camera and definitely the specification will be coming. The best of the word is the most required “Make in India”, from the next month we will have the “Make in India” product so we have the complete line up required as per the specification. ArdorComm Media is now celebrating it’s second year of existence, any message to our team? I’m participating from the last 6 months in multiple educational events, I must appreciate and congratulate your team for doing a wonderful job. We had a wonderful discussion with the eminent personalities there. It’s a one-to-one discussion, we all were able to represent our product, So, that kind of interaction is much required. Let me congratulate your team for doing a wonderful job.  

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PM Modi Declares August 23 as ‘National Space Day’ After Chandrayaan-3’s Lunar Success

In a momentous announcement, Prime Minister Narendra Modi declared August 23rd as ‘National Space Day,’ during his address to the accomplished scientists at the Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) command centre in Bengaluru. The significance of this date stems from the successful soft landing of Chandrayaan-3 on the Moon’s south pole, a remarkable achievement celebrated as a milestone in India’s space exploration journey. Prime Minister Modi expressed his admiration for the Chandrayaan-3 team and particularly lauded the contributions of women scientists who played a pivotal role in the mission’s success. He revealed that the precise spot on the lunar surface where Chandrayaan-3 touched down would be named ‘Shivshakti,’ serving as an inspiration for future generations to utilize science for the betterment of humanity. He also designated the location where its predecessor, Chandrayaan-2, had landed as the ‘Tiranga’ point. Highlighting the importance of advancements in science, technology, and space exploration, PM Modi emphasized that nations leading in these fields are scripting history. To encourage the youth’s involvement in science, technology, and space endeavours, he proclaimed August 23rd, the day of Chandrayaan-3’s lunar landing, as National Space Day. Modi celebrated the fact that India’s national pride now resides on the Moon, marking an unprecedented achievement. He commended the scientists for taking the ‘Make In India’ initiative to the lunar surface, underscoring the boost to indigenous production resulting from Chandrayaan-3’s success. Despite not being physically present during the Chandrayaan-3 landing, PM Modi virtually attended the event, congratulating ISRO chairman S Somanath and the entire team for their historic achievement in the lunar south pole region. Chandrayaan-3, a follow-up mission to Chandrayaan-2, aims to accomplish three key objectives: a safe and soft landing on the lunar surface, rover mobility on the Moon, and in-situ scientific experiments. Following its successful landing on August 23rd, the lander (Vikram) and rover (Pragyan) will conduct a series of experiments on the lunar surface over the next two weeks. On a significant note, Pragyan rover has already made its debut on the Moon, covering a distance of 8 meters. While Chandrayaan-2’s soft-landing attempt didn’t succeed, ISRO’s orbiter from that mission continues to provide valuable data. ISRO’s historic achievement positions India among the world’s top four nations to achieve a soft landing on the Moon’s surface, and notably, it’s the first country to reach the unexplored southern polar region of the Moon.

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