New Delhi, Oct 9: Mobile network traffic in India is projected to grow at a compound annual growth rate of 17 per cent between 2025 and 2030, driven by rising smartphone usage and increasing demand for digital services, according to a report.
The growing popularity of video streaming, online gaming, digital payments and other internet-based applications is expected to contribute to higher mobile data consumption over the coming years.
The expansion of 5G services is also expected to support this growth by providing faster connectivity and enabling more data-intensive applications. As individuals and businesses increasingly depend on digital platforms, telecom operators will need to strengthen their networks and expand capacity.
Rising data consumption is likely to create further opportunities for India's telecommunications industry, encouraging investment in network infrastructure and advanced technologies.
However, operators will need to address challenges related to network capacity, service quality and affordability to meet the changing needs of consumers.
The expected increase in mobile network traffic highlights the growing importance of reliable digital connectivity in India's economy. Continued investment in telecommunications infrastructure will be essential to support the country's expanding digital ecosystem and growing demand for online services.
