Mumbai : Indian telecom companies may soon be able to install tiny towers without obtaining government approval. 

According to a news report , there may not be a need for approval for the installation of BTS up to 600W. 

The government may soon release new regulations that would make this possible. 

The telecoms would be permitted to build small towers on street lights, traffic lights, or other light infrastructure after the guidelines are made public. 

The telecom providers would just need to self-certify the placement of minor towers in this situation.

Obtaining government approval is typically required because telecom infrastructure may generate electromagnetic radiation that could be detrimental to residents. 

However, in the near future, the telcos might not be required to request authorisation from the government for tiny towers and BTS of up to 600W. 

The telecom regulatory authority in India, as well as the telecom department, has flagged the issue of poor customer experience to the carriers since the time they started rolling out 5G across the nation.

This new regulation aims to address the call drop problem that Indian consumers have been experiencing since 5G service began to spread across the country. 

Although 5G is quick and revolutionary, it has recently begun affecting users' experiences because the infrastructure needed to support the network technology is insufficient.

While getting 5G everywhere is a top priority for telcos, they also need to make sure that current users aren't subjected to subpar network performance. To ensure that the nation's telecom infrastructure might be densified, the telecom providers must deploy street furniture. 

The government's action should be able to address the issue of call drops, which has been brought up by numerous users throughout India.