TRAI Hosts Seminar on Building Ratings for Digital Connectivity
In a significant step towards enhancing digital infrastructure, the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) organized a seminar titled “Rating of Buildings for Digital Connectivity” in Delhi. This event took place against the backdrop of the recently issued “Rating of Properties for Digital Connectivity Regulations” on October 25, 2024, aiming to raise awareness among stakeholders regarding its implementation.
Keynote Address from TRAI Leadership
The seminar was inaugurated by Shri Pushpendra Kumar Singh, Principal Advisor at TRAI, who also delivered the keynote address. The gathering attracted a wide range of participants including senior officials from TRAI, the Department of Telecom (DoT), various state governments, and representatives from builders, academia, internet service providers, and consumer organizations.
Engagement and Discussion Points
Shri Vivek Khare, an Advisor at TRAI’s Delhi office, welcomed the attendees and set the tone for the event. Furthermore, Shri Tejpal Singh, Advisor for Quality of Service at TRAI, elaborated on the Building Rating framework, addressing numerous queries from the participants. Other honored guests emphasized the critical need for digital connectivity ratings in buildings as the digital landscape rapidly evolves.
Focused Sessions on Digital Connectivity Regulations
The seminar was structured into three dedicated sessions that delved into various aspects of digital connectivity ratings. These included discussions on the regulations governing Digital Connectivity Ratings (DCR), the integration of these regulations into building bye-laws, and the associated processes, scope, and challenges involved in rating properties for digital connectivity.
Collaborative Efforts Highlighted
Experts from TRAI, the Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs (MoHUA), construction sectors, digital connectivity rating agencies, infrastructure providers, telecom equipment manufacturers, and residents’ associations shared their insights through presentations. They covered an extensive array of issues relating to the rating of buildings and how it impacts digital accessibility.
Moving Towards Voluntary Adoption
This seminar reflects TRAI’s commitment to fostering collaboration among government bodies, industry leaders, academic institutions, and other stakeholders to promote the voluntary adoption of these important standards. As digital connectivity becomes increasingly indispensable, the proactive steps taken at this seminar will play a crucial role in shaping the future of building infrastructure in India.
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