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Additionally, a recent study from the GSMA found that increased mobile broadband implementation in India can have significant benefits for the national economy.

The GSMA represents the interests of the worldwide mobile communications industry. According to the innovation, increasing broadband penetration by just 1 percent will contribute around 3 and a half billion dollars to India’s GDP by 2015.

Delivering widespread mobile broadband access across rural and urban areas of India will be crucial if the government is to reach its national broadband plan target of 100 million connections by 2014. The study noted that mobile broadband is the most scalable and cost effective means to deliver on these goals during presenting a wide variety of social and economic benefits to India.