New Delhi, July 30: India is set to witness a major expansion in next-generation connectivity, with the country’s 5G user base expected to double and reach around 100 crore users by 2030, according to Union Communications Minister Jyotiraditya Scindia.
The announcement highlights India’s rapid progress in digital infrastructure and its growing ambition to become a global leader in advanced telecommunications technology. The expansion of 5G services is expected to drive innovation across sectors, including healthcare, education, manufacturing, agriculture, and digital services.
Scindia also said that India is preparing to play a leading role in the global 6G technology race, with efforts focused on research, innovation, and building a strong domestic telecom ecosystem. The country aims to develop cutting-edge communication technologies that can support future digital growth and strengthen its position in the global technology landscape.
The rapid rollout of 5G networks has already transformed connectivity across India, enabling faster internet speeds, improved digital services, and new opportunities for businesses and consumers. Continued investment in telecom infrastructure and research is expected to further accelerate the adoption of advanced technologies.
The government’s focus on 5G and 6G development reflects India’s broader vision of creating a digitally empowered economy and positioning the nation as a key player in the future of global communications.
