5G Launch: PM Modi launched 5G service, now internet will run at rocket speed

 


Today is a golden day in the history of telecommunications. Prime Minister Narendra Modi launched 5G telephony services at Pragati Maidan here at around 11:35 am on Saturday. With this, the 5G services of Reliance Jio and Airtel have gone live. The venue erupted with applause at the launch of the sixth edition of India Mobile Congress 2022. With this, a new era of ultra-high-speed internet on mobile phones has started in India.

The full movie will be downloaded in 10 seconds

However, in the first phase, it is being started in 13 cities including all the metros of the country. It will gradually expand in the future. It is planned to launch it across the country by December 2023. The amount spent on 5G services in India is projected to reach US$ 450 billion by 2035. 5G network will get at least 10 times faster internet speed than 4G LTE. In 5G, the entire movie will be downloaded in just 10 seconds. At present, it takes about 7 minutes to download a two-hour film. It is not being told that 5G will revolutionize all sectors including healthcare, education, and education.

Union Telecom Minister Ashwini Vaishnav said that today will be recorded in golden letters in the history of telecommunications. Telecom Gateway. This is the foundation of Digital India. It is a medium to bring digital services to every person. He said that the 5G service will bring fundamental changes in many sectors like education, health, agriculture, logistics, and banking and will create new possibilities. Keeping digital capabilities in the middle, new services will be built around it.

PM Modi inspected the exhibition

Prime Minister Modi inspected an exhibition before launching 5G. Reliance Jio Chairman Akash Ambani briefed the Prime Minister about the 5G service. Group chief Mukesh Ambani was also present with the Prime Minister. The India Mobile Congress will conclude on October 4. Its theme is "New Digital Universe". At this conference, entrepreneurs, innovators, and government officials will deliberate on the unique opportunities arising out of the rapid adoption and dissemination of digital technology. Prime Minister Modi also witnessed a demonstration of the working of 5G services from the underground tunnel of the upcoming Metro station in Dwarka Sector 25, Delhi during the launch of the High-Speed ​​Mobile Internet facility.

Meanwhile, Bharti Airtel and Reliance Jio announced the launch of 5G mobile service in Prime Minister Narendra Modi's Lok Sabha constituency Varanasi and Ahmedabad in Gujarat's home state on Saturday. The Chief Ministers of the state in both states will be present at these places. During the 5G launch, Reliance Jio connected a teacher from a Mumbai school with students from three different locations in Maharashtra, Gujarat, and Odisha. The audience at the event was shown how 5G has the potential to facilitate education by bringing teachers closer to students and bridging the physical distance between them.

In the first phase, 5G service will be started in 13 cities first

Earlier, the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India successfully tested 5G at four places in the country. These four places include Delhi's International Airport, Bengaluru's Metro, Kandla Port, and Bhopal's Smart City area. Union Information Technology Minister Ashwini Vaishvan has said that 5G will be gradually launched in the country in different phases. In the first phase, 5G service will be started in 13 cities first. These cities are Delhi, Mumbai, Ahmedabad, Bengaluru, Chandigarh, Chennai, Gandhinagar, Gurugram, Hyderabad, Kolkata, Jamnagar, Lucknow, and Pune. After two years, the 5G service will be expanded rapidly across the country.

Speed ​​will be 10 times higher than 4G

It is worth mentioning that 5G is the next-generation mobile network capability. It can facilitate the transmission of large sets of data at high speed. Compared to 3G and 4G, 5G has the ability to process a certain amount of data with minimum latency. It is believed that through 5G technology, the speed of mobile internet will be 10 times more than 4G. The use of technology in health services will increase. In remote rural and mountainous areas, through this technology, video conferencing will also enable the treatment of serious diseases.

The use of robots in the hospitality sector will also be possible

It will also be possible to use robots in the hotel and hospitality sectors. It will help to advance the field of virtual reality. Through this virtual tourism can be promoted. Drones can be used effectively in the agriculture sector. Also, the weather information can be estimated more accurately. Faster internet and more connectivity in the field of education and research will start yielding better and quicker results. At present, the operation of the driverless cars and driverless metro, which is being run at the experimental stage, can be carried out more efficiently.



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