Prime Minister Narendra Modi launched over 97,500 new 4G mobile towers across India, including 92,600 towers equipped with fully indigenous technology, as part of a major push to expand digital infrastructure. The towers installed by BSNL at a cost of approximately 37,000 crore rupees are expected to bring high-speed internet to 30,000 additional villages. While announcing the rollout during his day-long visit to Odisha, Prime Minister Modi said that India had missed the bus on 2G, 3G, and 4G technologies. He further said that BSNL’s indigenously developed 4G network now places India among the few nations capable of building and supporting its own telecom networks. In his address to the public, Mr. Modi emphasized the government’s reform since 2014. He said th

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