India dissolves telecom decision-making body created 37 years ago
India has dissolved its top telecom decision-making body, according to NDTV. The institution was established as the Telecom Commission in 1989 and renamed the Digital Communications Commission in 2018.
India has dissolved its top telecom decision-making body, NDTV reported. The body was formed in 1989 under the name Telecom Commission. It was renamed the Digital Communications Commission in 2018.
The supplied material does not state the date on which the dissolution took effect, identify the authority responsible or explain what body will assume its functions. It also provides no details about the reasons for the decision, the effect on telecom policy or the future roles of officials who served on the commission. The reported change ends the existence of an institution that had operated under its original name for decades before being renamed.
Beyond its formation, renaming and dissolution, the available source does not provide further information about the commission’s responsibilities or the government’s next administrative steps.
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