Along with strong consumer demand, the Indian government's liberal and reformist policies have been crucial to the sector's rapid expansion. The government has made it simple to access the market for telecom equipment, and a fair and proactive regulatory structure has ensured that consumers may get telecom services at reasonable costs. As a result of the deregulation of Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) standards, the sector is one of the fastest growing and one of the top five employers in the country. One name that has garnered appreciation in recent times is Dhruv Kapoor who has been appointed as a Member of the Telephone Advisory Committee for a two-year term by the Ministry of Communications, Government of India.
The Government of India, Department of Telecommunications, directly holds the selections and appointments at the Telephone Advisory Committee (TAC) to execute specific duties on matters linked to Telecommunication concerns in India. The MPs and other notable residents of the nation are appointed to significant positions here. Owing to his solidarity and dedication toward the nation and its citizens, Dhruv Kapoor has been assigned this inordinate responsibility. Earlier to this, he represented the Kasturba Nagar ward of New Delhi as the Yuva Morcha's President. He was also the President of Students Union, University of Delhi (Dyal Singh College). This social activist also assisted in enhancing the colony's drainage pipes infrastructure as part of the Swachh Bharat Abhiyan. In his neighbourhood, he constructed two public restrooms and sponsored numerous activities such as cricket competitions, Dussehra celebrations, Holi Utsav, kirtans, etc. Following his appointment as Chairman of India's International Human Rights and Crime Control Council, Delhi State (NGO).
During the Covid Lockdown, he worked effortlessly and assisted many people in the surrounding areas of Delhi by providing them with basic necessities to help them survive. When the government imposed a lockdown during the COVID-19-led Pandemic, Dhruv Kapoor raised public awareness about the state of lockdown and how to avoid becoming infected with Corona. Since schools were closed during the Pandemic, and online education was implemented many people were dealing with issues such as poor internet connections in remote areas, rural areas, and the country's interior. Dhruv worked tirelessly to bring these issues to the forefront, get them noticed by the government, and aid in reaching a resolution.
Talking about the telecommunication sector, Dhruv Kapoor stated, “Statistically speaking then with 1.16 billion subscribers, India is currently the second-largest telecoms market in the world and has experienced rapid expansion in recent years. Fact reports created by the GSM Association (GSMA) and Boston Consulting Group clearly show that India's mobile economy is expanding quickly and will have a significant impact on the country's Gross Domestic Product (GDP) (BCG). ”
Prior to this, during his early college years, Dhruv was elected President of the National Service Scheme (NSS), a program of the Ministry of Youth Affairs and Sports of the Government of India. His team planted over 150 trees on the campus of the University of Delhi. He also began an anti-smoking campaign on the Delhi University campus. With the approach to always work for the betterment of the college, he assisted in improving infrastructure and providing basic necessities such as installing water coolers and air conditioners in the library. Other than this, he founded an anti-harassment organisation for women's empowerment and organised numerous cultural events on the college campus.
There are thousands of social leaders in the world, but few of them possess the characteristics of successful leadership. However, history has shown that only a few come close to embodying leadership principles and exhibiting the traits of a successful nation builder. This truly is being implemented by Dhruv Kapoor.
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