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    The Government of India has set up a high-level committee including Sam Pitroda and Nandan Nilekani to oversee the implementation of the National Optic Fibre Network project to expand broadband access across the country. A core team from public sector organizations with existing fiber networks will work out implementation details and set up a special purpose vehicle to execute the project. The National Broadband Plan aims to provide broadband infrastructure to every Indian village with over 500 people, with a focus on creating a national optic fiber cable network estimated to cost Rs. 60,000 crore.

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    The Government of India has set up a high-level committee including Sam Pitroda and Nandan Nilekani to oversee the implementation of the National Optic Fibre Network project to expand broadband access across the country. A core team from public sector organizations with existing fiber networks will work out implementation details and set up a special purpose vehicle to execute the project. The National Broadband Plan aims to provide broadband infrastructure to every Indian village with over 500 people, with a focus on creating a national optic fiber cable network estimated to cost Rs. 60,000 crore.

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    The Government of India has set up a high-level committee including Sam Pitroda and Nandan Nilekani to oversee the implementation of the National Optic Fibre Network project to expand broadband access across the country. A core team from public sector organizations with existing fiber networks will work out implementation details and set up a special purpose vehicle to execute the project. The National Broadband Plan aims to provide broadband infrastructure to every Indian village with over 500 people, with a focus on creating a national optic fiber cable network estimated to cost Rs. 60,000 crore.

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    New Delhi, June 7: The Government has set up a high level committee, including Mr Sam Pitroda and Mr Nandan

    Nilekani, to monitor the implementation of the National Optic Fibre Network (NOFN) project. Under the project, the Government is looking to lay optic fibre cable network across the country to boost broadband uptake.

    Core team
    A core team comprising executives from public sector units with optic fibre already in the ground including BSNL, RailTel and PowerGrid have been constituted. Representatives from C-DOT and Universal Services Obligation fund are also part of this team which is working out the details of implementing the project including revenue generation and technology issues. A special purpose vehicle will be set up to execute the project. The Government is working on a National Broadband Plan aimed at rolling at broadband infrastructure to every village with more than 500 people.

    Focal point
    The focal point of this plan is to create an optic fibre cable network across the country. According to the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India, additional 25 lakh route kilometres of cable would be required at an estimated cost of Rs 60,000 crore to meet future bandwidth demands. The project will be partly financed by the Universal Services Obligation fund.

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