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Make Drones in India: The Indian Government has released the latest in a series of changes to the regulatory environment for drones in India and make India a “global drone hub” by 2030
Read here: https://www.ikigailaw.com/pli-scheme-for-drones/
#drones #unmannedaircraft #techpolicy #techregulation
Arpit Gupta and Rutuja Pol were quoted in Medianama today sharing their views on the latest blow to India’s online gaming industry - https://www.medianama.com/2021/09/223-karnataka-gambling-bill-industry-reactions/
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The first post in our series on #technology and #human rights explains how human rights pose a significant #business risk and encourages tech companies to adopt #UN Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights.
Read here: https://www.ikigailaw.com/why-should-tech-companies-care-about-human-rights/
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This post provides an overview of the potential regulatory gaps and issues in India’s current spectrum and telecom licensing requirements, and how they could hinder the deployment of satellite broadband services in India.
Read here: https://www.ikigailaw.com/satellite-broadband-the-world-is-gearing-up-for-india-but-are-we-ready/
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The 28 GHz frequency band has become hotly contested territory between the cellular communications and the satellite communications industries in recent times. The cellular communications industry wants the 28 GHz band for providing 5G services whereas a number of existing services of the satellite communication industry are reliant on the band. The Department of Telecommunications is the authority responsible for deciding on the allocation of the band and is currently deliberating how it may be used best. We examine why the allocation of the 28 GHz frequency band is the subject of such heated debate and the impact that the decision of the DoT may have on the satellite and cellular communications industries.
Read here: www.ikigailaw.com/explaining-the-debate-over-the-28-ghz-frequency-band-in-india/
#telecom #dot #5G #satcom #space #satcomindia #5GIndia #DigitalIndia
The Government of #Telangana released the Draft #spacetech Framework in September 2021, a policy document that outlines its approach to promoting growth in the #spacesector. This is the first time a state government has released a policy framework to make a state the preferred destination for the #space sector. The Draft Framework is a forward-thinking document that attempts to galvanise investments and #innovation in the space sector in Telangana. Ikigai Law submitted comments to the Government of Telangana on the Draft Framework, highlighting some important questions that were left unanswered.
Read here: www.ikigailaw.com/ikigai-laws-comments-to-the-telangana-draft-spacetech-framework/
#space #satellitecommunication #spacesectorindia
Make Drones in India: The Indian Government has released the latest in a series of changes to the regulatory environment for drones in India. It has notified a Production Linked Incentive (PLI) scheme for the promotion of indigenous manufacturing of drones and their components. Alongside the Drone Rules 2021, it aims to galvanise the growth of the drone sector in India and make India a “global drone hub” by 2030.
Read here: www.ikigailaw.com/pli-scheme-for-drones/
#drones #DroneRules #unmannedaircraft #techpolicy #techregulation
The National Digital Health Mission (“NDHM”) is an ambitious project to increase access to quality healthcare in India, and to use #healthdata for evidence-based policymaking and research. It proposes to increase access to healthcare by aggregating healthcare facilities (e.g., hospitals), professionals (e.g., therapists and doctors), and technology service providers (e.g., mobile applications for telemedicine or mobile applications for storing #electronichealthrecords). It further seeks to enable use of health data by creating and operating a #healthinformationexchange.
The National Health Authority (“NHA”) had released consultation papers on the design and governance of each of the two building blocks of the NDHM- health facilities registry, healthcare professionals’ registry. The NHA proposed the creation of a third building block, namely the unified health interface through another consultation paper. In these two posts we provide an overview of our comments to the three consultation papers. #digitalhealth #unifiedhealthinterface
The NDHM was launched today, nationally, as the “Ayushman Bharat Digital Health Mission”, after being piloted in the union territories, running a sandbox for testing technology tools, and public consultations through the consultation papers.
Read here:
www.ikigailaw.com/our-comments-to-the-national-health-authoritys-consultation-papers-on-the-healt...
www.ikigailaw.com/our-comments-to-the-national-health-authoritys-consultation-paper-on-the-unifie...