India faces critical policy choices regarding net neutrality and the potential regulation of online apps. At stake is India's opportunity to enter the digital economy, where the internet is leveraged to create inclusive access; and through which India's prodigious intellectual resources are harnessed to drive innovation.A neutral net and vigorous innovation will also provide many of the solutions to address some of India's most critical challenges - education and training, healthcare, citizen services, market and process efficiency, transparency, empowerment, to name a few.India is still in the early stages of the digital age. It has earned a deserved reputation in the field of information technology (IT). It now aspires to the next level of innovation and to make it a key driver of economic growth. Talented Indians have made important contributions to this phenomenon in the West and now, the challenge is to create a similar ecosystem driven by Indians in India. The Telecom Regulatory

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India has helped redraw the world&rsquo;s economic landscape in recent years. Our country is now home to a thriving consumer market and strong skills&rsquo; base. India also accounts for seven of the 91 emerging market multinationals listed on the Fortune Global 500 &mdash; a leading ranking of the world&rsquo;s largest companies. Moreover, our country&rsquo;s reputation has been bolstered by its leadership in the global IT (information technology) and IT-enabled service (ITeS) industries through two decades of robust economic growth.

Harsh Manglik

Harsh Manglik

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Harsh Manglik: The net as a public resource

Enhancing India's competitiveness through use of IT