Accessing Internet could soon get faster and cheaper. The Department of Telecom is planning to make it mandatory for all Internet Service Providers to connect to the National Internet Exchange of India (NIXI).
If this happens then domestic Internet traffic will remain within the country, which will save ISPs the cost of buying international bandwidth. For example, an e-mail sent from Delhi to Mumbai may now be routed through servers in the US for which the ISPs need to buy international bandwidth. If all the ISPs connect to the NIXI then this data can be kept within the country. This will reduce costs which will lead to lower data tariffs.........
This system was first suggested by Telecom Regulatory Authority of India in 2007 but so far the DoT has not made any serious attempts in putting the policy in place. But now an internal committee has mooted the idea in a bid to make Internet more affordable.............
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