The decision was taken during a meeting held here yesterday between officials of BSNL NE-II circle and Minister of State (Independent Charge) for Communications, Manoj Sinha, a BSNL release said here today.
Around 1893 mobile Base Tran-receiver Stations (BTSs) are expected to cover all the uncovered villages. The highways will also get covered under the CTDP project.
In order to strengthen the telecom network of inter-district connectivity and to promote Digital India Vision, 1510 km of Optical Fibre Cable (OFC) would be laid in this year for which work has recently started.
In order to provide stable backbone network and also high speed data network for 3G and broadband services, the BSNL has recently commissioned 40 Gbps transmission media on PGCIL network at Itanagar. This 40Gbps link would acts as an Alternate Protection Path in case of any BSNL OFC link failures due to various reasons, it said.
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Under GSM Phase VII+ project, BSNL is commissioning 30 2G and equal numbers of 3G BTSs in the state. With this there would be an addition of around two lakh line capacity to the existing mobile network, the release said.
The Next Generation Network (NGN) equipment have been planned at Itanagar, Naharlagun and Nirjuli in the current year for augmenting and improving the landline and broadband services in the capital city of state the release added.
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