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Give your Comments or Suggestions on Recommendations of Committee on Net Neutrality

Give your Comments or Suggestions on Recommendations of Committee on Net Neutrality
Start Date :
Jul 16, 2015
Last Date :
Aug 20, 2015
17:00 PM IST (GMT +5.30 Hrs)
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A Committee on Net Neutrality has submitted its report to the Department of Telecommunications. Its recommendations broadly contain technical, regulatory and public policy related ...

A Committee on Net Neutrality has submitted its report to the Department of Telecommunications. Its recommendations broadly contain technical, regulatory and public policy related measures required with respect to Net Neutrality issue.

Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) is also currently engaged in consultation process on the issue whose recommendations are awaited.

It is emphasized that the views expressed in the report are that of the Committee and not of the Government. Your valuable comments, wide scale consultations, as also the report of the TRAI will help the Government to take appropriate decision on the issue.

Net Neutrality Committee Report

Summary Note on Recommendations

Through this forum of My Gov, we invite valuable comments and suggestions on the report and recommendations before 20th August, 2015, 5.00PM.

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anjum ara
anjum ara 10 years 11 months ago
#netneutrality i don't want to remove net neutrality because i am an owner of newly formed ecommerce company and after removing net neutrality my business will go in huge loss or i can say i can not survive with this business.I have given all my savings to business and now its an issue of my livelihood.So, i am against this.
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Ranjith Nair
Ranjith Nair 10 years 11 months ago
wow!you made posting comment favouring #savetheinternet such a tedious task huh! well done gov! we are indeed really proud of you! just wanna ask you, how can you deprive us from using internet? its us who should decide how we are gonna use internet and not you people sir. Please let india progress, the role that the internet is playing in shaping this country,is indeed beyond your imagination. We want to use the net the way we want to and we will continuing doing so! I support #NetNeutrality
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Subhra Palit
Subhra Palit 10 years 11 months ago
I do not support licensing of applications like whatsapp. Ban the Monopolistic concept of "zero rating". Do not allow conditional throttling/slowing down of websites/services that are not on such ill defined concepts of "zero rating" and fake "net neutrality". I support equal access to all sites, apps. A counter action must be started by the government of India to trace the Ill - Intentions of such companies trying to lobby for rules to kill new competition from starting.
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abhinav kumar_35
abhinav kumar_35 10 years 11 months ago
India is developing nation and internet is the basic necessity needed to becoming the Developed one. Internet should be neutral in following terms 1. It should be consumer who gets to decide how he wants to use internet. 2. We don't want net neutrality to be defined by telecom companies. 3. We want to be able to access anything, without having to pay more for it separately. 4. We don't want licensing for whatsapp, viber, or any other app we use
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Kartik Iyer
Kartik Iyer 10 years 11 months ago
I don't want my Internet Service Provider to have a say in defining which product/service I choose. And that's precisely what would happen if net neutrality goes out of the scene. The primary power of internet is that it leaves the verdict of which product/service is better on the end users. But if paid prioritization is legalized ISPs would be in control of who (which product/service) gets the fast lane to the end user and that would kill a competitive market. Let net neutrality prevail.
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