India, April 15 -- Connectivity is not just a convenience in the fast-evolving digital era but a fundamental pillar of socioeconomic progress. Despite India boasting the world's second-largest telecom network, the digital divide between urban and rural areas remains a pressing concern.

With nearly 65% of the population residing in rural regions, bridging this gap is essential to realising the vision of a truly 'Digital India.' Fibre-reinforced polymer (FRP)-based telecom solutions present a transformative opportunity to establish robust, sustainable, cost-effective infrastructure tailored to rural needs.

Expanding telecom infrastructure in rural India is fraught with challenges-low income levels, high maintenance costs, limited electrif...