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National Telecom Policy-2011 (NTP-2011)

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NTP-2011 has the vision Broadband on Demand and envisages leveraging telecom infrastructure to enable all citizens and businesses, both in rural and urban landscape, to participate in the Internet and web economy thereby ensuring equitable and inclusive development across the nation. It provides the enabling framework for enhancing India’s competitiveness in all spheres of the economy. NTP-2011 envisages support to platform neutral services in e-governance and m-governance in key social sectors such as health, education and agriculture that are at present limited to a few organizations in isolated pockets. This will expand the footprint of these services and thus foster an atmosphere of participative democracy delivery model that is truly citizen-centric. URL:[http://www.feedback-dot.gov.in/Download.aspx?id=35].

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  • Ministry of Communication & Information Technology GOI, 2011. "National Telecom Policy-2011 (NTP-2011)," Working Papers id:4506, eSocialSciences.
  • Handle: RePEc:ess:wpaper:id:4506
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