Edit DNA: Freeing the Internet

"Nobody has internet access, so everyone owns it." RS Sharma, the Chairman of the Telecom Regulatory Authority (TRAI), gave this deep but profound statement that there is a belief for Net Neutralism called the movement, which is supported by the Indian Telecom Regulatory Authority. With the Internet to get an important place in our lives, to replace traditional sources of learning and to offer new platforms for discussion and discourse, its importance can not be exaggerated in the form of a nation's financial and intellectual development driver .

More importantly, pure neutrality is also an allegation of a level playing field where large and small players should have a coexistence to provide a series of materials for a brain-narrow array in a universe, which Taste, tilt, and, dare to say one, if service operators are inspired by the idea of ​​profit, then acting begins like a concierge, it The principle of freedom of Bhiwykti and the right to disseminate information. In opposing such a move, TRAI has been fighting naturally to keep the world free of this kind of unwanted effect, along with being a firm stand.

After all, who can doubt India's role on the global stage as the most populous democracy in the world? In the United States, the battle for pure neutrality has already created deep rifts in a polarized society. The Federal Communications Commission has flooded more than 200,000 phone calls, its website has flooded 500,000 comments, with social media, special Twitter has changed into a battlefield, in 2015, millions of activists forced the Federal Communications Committee to adopt historical net neutrality rules Micro keeps the Internet free and open. But now internet service providers have extended the upper hand in the distribution of Donald Trump.