manner that does not adversely impact data consumption or growth in digital adoption and sustains investments". The tariff changes are expected to be announced in December.
Reliance Jio’s 4G only mobile data network is one of the most affordable and widespread in the country. When it first entered the scene in 2016, the Mukesh Ambani led operator gained quite a lead in the mobile telecom industry with the cheapest 4G data packs at the time. India has now become the world's largest data-market, growing from 20 crore GB per month in 2016 to over 600 crore GB per month as of now. However, despite the staggering growth in data-consumption and 4G coverage across the country, there are still over 40 crore Indian consumers who have do not have access to these telecommunication facilities as yet. As such Reliance Jio has said that the objectives of the ‘Digital India’ mission can only be achieved if India is made '2G-free' in the shortest time-frame possible. The Government and TRAI should mandate this through policy, fulfilling which requires an industry-wide continued investment.
Reliance Jio says that it is committed to including 40 crore 2G customers in the Digital India eco-system while providing the best and most affordable service for all their existing customers. At the same time, the telecom operator says it will always comply with regulatory authorities (TRAI) and work with the industry to keep the telecom sector a vibrant part of the Indian economy
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