New Delhi, India – June 2025 – Indio Networks, a leading Indian OEM delivering open and affordable connectivity solutions, participated in the World Wi-Fi Day 2025 conference organized by the Broadband India Forum. The event focused on advancing digital inclusion and strengthening broadband access across India, particularly in rural and underserved regions.
During the conference, Rishikesh Ghare, CEO of Indio Networks, addressed industry leaders and policymakers, highlighting how Wi-Fi technology continues to be the most affordable and scalable solution for expanding rural connectivity. He emphasized the role of frameworks such as PM-WANI in enabling last-mile internet access and empowering communities through digital opportunities.
A key milestone was announced at the event by Jyotiraditya M. Scindia, Hon’ble Union Minister of Communications, who confirmed that the 6 GHz spectrum band would be delicensed by 15 August 2025. This policy development was positioned as a significant step toward accelerating next-generation Wi-Fi deployments and reinforcing Wi-Fi as a backbone for rural digital infrastructure.
The conference also underscored the importance of national leadership in driving inclusive connectivity. Discussions highlighted how India’s digital transformation agenda, led by Narendra Modi, continues to prioritize affordable access, open frameworks, and large-scale digital empowerment.
Indio Networks reaffirmed its commitment to bridging the digital divide by delivering scalable, secure, and sustainable Wi-Fi solutions that support rural development and inclusive growth. The company continues to work closely with ecosystem partners to ensure that digital connectivity becomes a foundation for self-reliance and long-term socio-economic progress.