Goa’s tech startups made a strong mark at India Mobile Congress (IMC) 2025 in New Delhi. Led by Minister Rohan Khaunte, the delegation highlighted Goa’s emerging innovation ecosystem, with five startups — Avyott Ventures, Linq Haul, Spintly, ByHorse, and Svayu IT — presenting cutting-edge solutions at India’s biggest telecom and digital transformation event.
In a landmark achievement for India’s digital journey, BSNL, in collaboration with TCS, C-DOT, and Tejas Networks, launched its fully indigenous 4G network on September 27, 2025. This Swadeshi initiative connects 26,700 additional villages and places India among the few nations with a homegrown telecom technology stack.
In a major move to accelerate digital infrastructure growth, Goa has designated the Department of ITE&C as the nodal agency for implementing the Telecommunications (Right of Way) Rules, 2024—enabling faster approvals, single-window clearances, and improved telecom access across the state.
Reliance Jio has made a surprise entry into the Web3 and blockchain universe with the launch of 'Jio Coin', a blockchain-based platform for cryptocurrency, NFTs, and DeFi applications
