The Bharat Stack delivers faster internet speeds, reliable connectivity, and better network stability. It places India among only five nations with a complete telecom stack. This technology boosts digital sovereignty, cuts reliance on foreign vendors, and reduces cybersecurity risks.

The system integrates C-DOT’s core network, Tejas Networks’ radio equipment, and Tata Consultancy Services’ system integration. It can easily upgrade to 5G, preparing India for future telecom growth. The rollout has already improved broadband access in remote and rural regions, enhancing inclusion.

Developing this 4G stack at home is a remarkable milestone. India no longer depends on suppliers from the US, China, or Europe. Backed by the PLI scheme, the initiative is set to attract new investments, generate skilled jobs, and promote a world-class telecom manufacturing ecosystem.

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Scindia added that India’s 4G network will be cloud-based, future-ready, and easily upgradeable to 5G. He said nearly 98,000 sites will go live on the same day, with simultaneous launches across multiple states. The inauguration will take place from Jharsuguda, Odisha.

The Telecom Secretary Neeraj Mittal highlighted that India is the world’s largest telecom market, with 5G users expected to rise from 300–400 million to 770 million by 2028. He credited PM Modi’s policies for supporting the development of the indigenous 4G stack.

BSNL’s UP East Chief General Manager Arun Kumar Garg said the 4G launch is a matter of national pride. The technology was developed entirely in India by C-DOT, Tejas Networks, and TCS. Scindia also revealed that the Prime Minister will unveil a 100 per cent 4G network under the Digital India Fund, connecting around 29,000–30,000 villages.

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