6GHz in India: a win for Wi-Fi?

Posted on January 22, 2026 by Guest authors

India’s policymakers seem finally to have put an end to the 6GHz debate between proponents of cellular and of Wi-Fi with government confirmation of plans to delicense the lower 6GHz band to help enable faster Wi-Fi indoors.

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