The Ministry of Communications, led by Minister of State Dr. Chandra Sekhar Pemmasani, is committed to establishing India as a global leader in 6G technology by 2030. Speaking at the Bharat 6G 2025 3rd International Conference and Exhibition, Dr. Pemmasani emphasized the importance of treating Bharat 6G as a national mission, building upon the Bharat 6G Vision launched in 2023. This vision includes the Bharat 6G Alliance, 111 research projects, and international partnerships. The aim is to move beyond incremental improvements, leveraging terahertz frequencies, higher speeds, lower latency, and intelligent networks to revolutionize various sectors and establish India as a key player in shaping global 6G standards. The government is fully committed to supporting this mission.
Key Entities Referenced
Ministry of Communications: The Indian governmental ministry responsible for communications.
Dr. Chandra Sekhar Pemmasani: Minister of State for Communications and Rural Development.
Bharat 6G 2025 3rd International Conference and Exhibition: An international conference and exhibition focused on 6G technology in India, held in 2025.
Bharat 6G: India's initiative and vision for 6G technology.
PIB Delhi: Press Information Bureau, Delhi office.
New Delhi: The location where Bharat 6G 2025 3rd International Conference and Exhibition was held.
Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi: The Prime Minister of India.
March 23, 2023: The date when the Bharat 6G Vision was launched.
2030: The target year for India to design, develop, and deploy 6G technologies.
Bharat 6G Alliance: An alliance formed to position India as a global 6G leader.
Japan: A country partnering with India on 6G technologies.
Singapore: A country partnering with India on 6G technologies.
Finland: A country partnering with India on 6G technologies.
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Ministry of Communications
Dr. Chandra Sekhar Pemmasani, MoS
Communications, addresses ‘Bharat 6G 2025’-3rd
International Conference and Exhibition
India Charts Bold Course for 6G Leadership with Dr.
Pemmasani Reaffirming Commitment to Bharat 6G
as a National Mission
6G Represents a Civilisation-Scale Opportunity;
India Will Lead the Future of Connectivity: MoS
Communications Dr Pemmasani
Posted On: 14 MAY 2025 2:33PM by PIB Delhi
Dr. Chandra Sekhar Pemmasani, Minister of State for Communications and Rural Development, today
emphasised India’s resolve to lead globally in the development of next-generation 6G technologies.
Addressing the ‘Bharat 6G 2025’-3rd International Conference and Exhibition in New Delhi, he
highlighted the country’s transformation from a technology adopter to a standard-setter, and urged all
stakeholders to treat Bharat 6G not merely as a technical pursuit but as a national mission.
The event brought together global technology leaders, researchers, and policymakers to align on India’s
roadmap to becoming a pioneer in sixth-generation (6G) communications technology.The Minister described 6G as a transformative opportunity that could redefine connectivity for future
generations, and outlined its potential to revolutionise sectors such as healthcare, education, agriculture, and
smart cities.
Dr. Pemmasani pointed out that the Bharat 6G Vision, launched by the Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi
on March 23, 2023, charts out an ambitious path for India to design, develop, and deploy 6G technologies by
2030. He stated that Bharat's 6G Vision aims to position India as a global 6G leader by 2030 through the
Bharat 6G Alliance, 111+ funded research projects, global partnerships with Japan, Singapore, and Finland,
and breakthroughs in terahertz communication and AI-native networks.
Outlining the technical promise of 6G, the Minister said,“6G presents not merely an incremental
improvement, but a fundamental transformation… enabling terahertz frequency bands, 1 terabit per second
speeds, sub-millisecond latency, intelligent self-healing networks, and volumetric connectivity — from
underwater to aerospace”.
Dr. Pemmasani reaffirmed Prime Minister Modi’s vision of a secure, inclusive, and globally relevant 6G
ecosystem, emphasising that India’s approach is to develop technology, shape global standards, and lead
digital transformation for the benefit of humanity. Concluding his remarks, the Minister affirmed the
Government’s full commitment to supporting the mission and reiterated that India has the necessary scale,
innovation capacity, and political will to lead the global 6G journey.
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