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SUMMARY:SGSS 6G workshop registration (June 2\, 2026)
DESCRIPTION:Date- 2 June 2026 \nTime – 10 AM – 1 PM IST \nThe Draft agenda will be updated shortly. \n 
URL:https://tsdsi.in/event/sgss-6g-workshop-registration/
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SUMMARY:SGN Technical Plenary #43 (May 04 & 5\, 2026)
DESCRIPTION:Date – 04th – 05th May  2026 \nTime – 10 AM – 4 PM on both days \nMode – Hybrid \nLocation – HFCL Limited\, Bengaluru \nRegistrations – Kindly click here to register for the upcoming SGN TP#43
URL:https://tsdsi.in/event/sgn-technical-plenary-43/
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SUMMARY:SGSS Technical Plenary #37 (March 26 & 27\, 2026)
DESCRIPTION:Date – 26th – 27th March  2026 \nTime – 10 AM – 4 PM on both days \nMode – In-person \nLocation – Research & Innovation Park\, IIT Delhi \nRegistrations – Kindly click here to register for the upcoming SGSS TP#37
URL:https://tsdsi.in/event/sgss-technical-plenary-37/
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SUMMARY:SGN Technical Plenary #42 (March 26 & 27\, 2026)
DESCRIPTION:Date – 26th – 27th March  2026 \nTime – 10 AM – 4 PM on both days \nMode – In-person \nLocation – Research & Innovation Park\, IIT Delhi \nRegistrations – Kindly click here to register for the upcoming SGN TP#42
URL:https://tsdsi.in/event/sgn-technical-plenary-42/
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SUMMARY:Invitation to Sponsor 3GPP SA & CT WG Meetings Hosted by TSDSI in Goa (February 9-13\, 2026)
DESCRIPTION:TSDSI will host the 3GPP SA & CT Working Group meetings – SA1\, SA2\, SA3\, SA4\, SA5\, SA6\, CT1\, CT3\, CT4 in Goa – close to the North Beach Goa Belt\, India from 9 to 13 February 2026. This presents an excellent opportunity for TSDSI’s 3GPP members in India to participate in these meetings within their country\, reducing costs and efforts associated with international travel. The event also reinforces India’s growing role in global telecommunications standardization\, fostering domestic innovation and engagement with international experts. \nTSDSI invites proposals from members\, partners\, and associates to support these meetings through sponsorship. \nSponsorship details are provided below. Interested organizations may contact Mr. Kuljit Singh(kuljit@tsdsi.in) or Ms. Bindoo Srivastava (bindoo@tsdsi.in)\, latest by 19th January 2026. \nAbout the Meetings \nSA Working Groups \nThe SA working groups handle standardization work relating to the overall architecture and service capabilities of systems in the following areas: \n\nSA1: Services\nSA2: System Architecture and Services\nSA3: Security and Privacy\nSA4: Multimedia Codecs\, Systems and Services\nSA5: Management\, Orchestration and Charging\nSA6: Application Enablement & Critical Communication Applications\n\nThe groups cover a diverse array of topics\, such as 3GPP system architecture and services which include user equipment\, access networks\, and core networks. They also address security in the 5G system\, including the 3GPP enhancements for IoT and vertical industries. Management and Orchestration covers aspects such as operation and automation\, including management interaction with entities external to the network operator. Charging covers aspects such as Quota Management and Charging Data Records (CDRs) generation related to end-users and service providers. Additionally\, they focus on critical communication applications\, service frameworks\, and enablers for vertical applications. \nThe working groups have started standardization activities towards Release 20 covering update of 5G Advanced specifications and studies towards 6G. \nCT Working Groups  \nThe CT Working Group handle standardization work relating to core network and terminals broadly in the following areas: \n\nCT1: User Equipment – Core Network protocols\nCT3: Interworking with External Networks & Policy and Charging Control\nCT4: Core Network Protocols\n\nThe groups cover a diverse array of topics\, including internal and external interfaces/protocols of the core network\, IP multimedia systems\, protocols for numbering\, addressing\, access\, and mobility management. They also address interface/protocol support for vertical industry services such as mission-critical services\, industrial IoT\, and automotive technologies\, in addition to exploring interworking with edge computing networks. \nThe above meetings are open for participation by 3GPP Members. \nMeeting Venue Details & Expected Delegates \nThe SA & CT Working Group meetings will be distributed across four (4) hotels: Resort Rio Hotel Arpora – Baga\, DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Arpora – Baga\, Le Méridien Hotel – Calangute and Novotel Goa Resort & Spa – Candolim. A total of 800+ delegates from 50+ countries are expected to participate. \n\n\n\nSA & CT Venue-wise Distribution for 3GPP SA & CT WG Meeting\, 9-13 February\, 2026\, Goa\n\n\nS.no.\n3GPP SA & CT WGs\nVenue Hotel\nExpected No. of Delegates (Nos.)\n\n\n1.\nSA1 #113\nResort RIO Hotel\, Arpora\, Baga\n~150\n\n\n2.\nSA2 #173\nResort RIO Hotel\, Arpora\, Baga\n~ 250\n\n\n3.\nSA3 #126\nDouble Tree By Hilton\, Arpora\, Baga\n~ 150\n\n\n4.\nSA4 #135\nLe Meridien\, Calangute\n~ 100\n\n\n5.\nSA5 #165\nResort RIO Hotel\, Arpora\, Baga\n~ 100\n\n\n6.\nSA6 #71\nResort RIO Hotel\, Arpora\, Baga\n~ 70\n\n\n7.\nCT1 #159\,\nCT3 #145\, &\nCT4 #133\nNovotel Goa Resort & Spa\, Candolim\n~ 200\n\n\n\nSponsorship Opportunities \n  \n\n\n\nCategory\nSponsorship Fee*\nSlots Available\nSponsor Privileges\n\n\n\n\nBronze – Tea partner\n₹2.5 lakh(Resort RIO)/ \n₹2 lakh (Novotel) / \n₹1 lakh (Double Tree)/ \n₹1 lakh (Le Meridien)\nMax 2 Slots / day / hotel\nAcknowledgment on two 3 x 6 ft standees in the afternoon high tea area\n\n\nSilver – Lunch partner\n₹4 lakh (Resort RIO) / \n₹3 lakh (Novotel) / \n₹2 lakh (Double Tree) / \n₹2 lakh (Le Meridien)\nMax 2 Slots / day / hotel\nAcknowledgment on two 3 x 6 ft standees in the lunch area\n\n\nGold Sponsor\n₹8 lakh (Resort RIO) / \n₹6 lakh (Novotel) / \n₹4 lakh (Double Tree)/ \n₹4 lakh (Le Meridien) \n  \nBulk Sponsor: a discounted fees of ₹20 Lakhs will apply if an organization sponsors across all hotels\nMax 3 slots / hotel\nSponsor Logo on standees and registration desk backdrop \n+ \n·  For Each Hotel Sponsorship: One complimentary room (5 nights\, single occupancy with breakfast) for delegates of the sponsor \n·  For Bulk Sponsor: Total three complimentary rooms (5 nights\, single occupancy with breakfast) for delegates \n \n\n\n\nPlatinum Sponsor\n₹12 lakh (Resort RIO)/ \n₹10 lakh (Novotel) / \n₹ 8 lakh (Double Tree)/ \n₹ 8 lakh (Le Meridien) \n  \nBulk Sponsor: a discounted fees of ₹35 Lakhs will apply if an organization sponsors across all hotels\nMax 2 slots\nSponsor Logo on standees\, registration desk backdrop \n+ \nsponsor logo on head table facia inside the meeting rooms and AV control desk \n+ \n·  For Each Hotel Sponsorship: Two complimentary rooms (5 nights\, single occupancy with breakfast) for delegates of the sponsor \n·  For Bulk Sponsor: Five complimentary rooms (5 nights\, single occupancy with breakfast) for delegates of the sponsor \n \n\n\nDiamond Sponsor\n₹50 Lakhs\nExclusive Slot (across all hotels)\nSponsor Logo on standees\, registration desk backdrop \n+ \nsponsor logo on head table facia inside the meeting rooms and AV control desk \n+ \nsponsor logo on photo booth and shuttle transport with its related standees. \n+ \nTotal Eight complimentary rooms (5 nights\, single occupancy with breakfast) for delegates of the sponsor\n\n\nShuttleTransport Sponsor\n₹ 20 lakh \n \nExclusive Slot for: \na single sponsor/ Group of upto 2 sponsors\nSponsor Logo on all shuttle transport and related shuttle service standees \n+ \n·       Three complimentary rooms (5 nights\, single occupancy with breakfast) for delegates of the single sponsor \n·       Two complimentary rooms (5 nights\, single occupancy with breakfast) for delegates of each sponsoring organization in the group of two sponsors \n \n\n\nPhoto Booth Sponsor\n₹10 lakh(Resort RIO)/ \n₹ 6 lakh (Novotel) / \n₹ 3 lakh (Double Tree)/ \n₹ 3 lakh (Le Meridien) \n  \nBulk Sponsor: a discounted fees of ₹20 Lakhs will apply if a single or group of two organizations\, sponsors across all hotels\nMAX 2 slots \n  \n  \n \nSponsor Logo on Photo Booth \n+ \n(applicable for Bulk Sponsor only): \n·       Three complimentary rooms (5 nights\, single occupancy with breakfast) for delegates of the single bulk sponsor \n·       Two complimentary rooms (5 nights\, single occupancy with breakfast) for delegates of each sponsoring organization in the group of two bulk sponsors\n\n\nSouvenir \nSponsor \n  \n \n₹20 lakh \n \nExclusive Slot (across all hotels)\nSponsor logo along with TSDSI logo on the souvenir item/s \n(Please see note 5 also) \n+ \nThree complimentary rooms (5 nights\, single occupancy with breakfast) for delegates of the sponsor\n\n\nDelegate Badge Sponsor\n₹15 lakh\nExclusive Slot (across all hotels)\nSponsor Logo along with TSDSI logo on delegate badges \n+ \nTwo complimentary rooms (5 nights\, single occupancy with breakfast) for delegates of the sponsor\n\n\n\n* Taxes extra as applicable \nFor queries\, please contact: Mr. Kuljit Singh (kuljit@tsdsi.in)/Ms. Bindoo Srivastava (bindoo@tsdsi.in) \nTerms & Conditions for Sponsorship \n3GPP SA & CT Working Group Meetings (9–13 February 2026\, Goa) \n\n Sponsorship Confirmation & Payment\n\n\nSponsorship will be considered only after receipt of a written request email from the sponsoring organization\, latest by 19 January 2026.\nFull payment must be made within 15 days of receiving the invoice from TSDSI\, OR not later than 22 January 2026\, whichever is earlier.\nAll payments must be made via bank transfer to the account details provided by TSDSI.\nTaxes are additional and payable as applicable under Indian law.\n\n\n Allocation of Sponsorship Slots\n\n\nSponsorship opportunities are offered on a first-come\, first-served basis.\nIn the case of group sponsorships\, the participating organizations must nominate a Lead Sponsor\, responsible for commercial\, financial\, and coordination matters with TSDSI.\n\n\n Branding\, Logo Usage & Deliverables\n\n\nDiamond sponsor shall have privileges to showcase its branding visibility alongside the sponsor Categories: Platinum\, Gold\, Silver\, Bronze\, Shuttle Transport\, and Photobooth.\nSponsors must provide high-resolution logos and artwork within 7 working days of sponsorship confirmation OR latest by January 15\, 2026\, whichever is earlier.\nPlacement of logos will follow the guidelines defined by TSDSI each sponsorship tier (e.g.\, standees\, backdrops\, photo booth\, badges\, shuttle branding).\nTSDSI reserves the right to adjust artwork for size\, visibility\, or layout based on production requirements.\nBranding visibility is restricted to the designated areas corresponding to the sponsorship category; no additional promotional materials may be displayed without prior approval.\n\n  \n\n Complimentary Rooms\n\n\nComplimentary rooms included under specific sponsorship tiers are for single occupancy with breakfast only for delegates of the sponsoring organization.\nRoom allocation is subject to availability in the meeting venue hotel. However\, in case of non-availability\, room(s) may be provided in non-venue hotel at TSDSI’s discretion.\nUnused complimentary room nights cannot be exchanged for cash or other benefits.\nThe sponsor shall intimate details of their delegates with their itinerary for blocking the complimentary rooms allocated\, in advance.\n\n\n Souvenir Sponsor Responsibilities\n\n\nSponsor will bear the expenses of procuring\, printing\, transporting and distributing the souvenirs in the meeting rooms at the venue.\nSouvenir Sponsors must manage procurement\, printing\, transport\, and timely delivery of the souvenirs to all meeting venues.\nThe souvenir items\, their design\, material and quality shall be approved by TSDSI in advance. It is recommended that these be in line with the TSDSI branding guidelines and the meeting theme design.\nThe souvenir item shall be such that it will be able to display the logos of the sponsor and TSDSI appropriately as per the respective branding guidelines along with the meeting information.\nSponsors are responsible for ensuring that their materials do not violate copyright\, trademark\, or third-party rights of TSDSI and other co-sponsors.\n\nFor any support and queries kindly reach out to sponsorship_support_3gpp_sa_ct_feb2026@tsdsi.in.
URL:https://tsdsi.in/event/invitation-to-sponsor-3gpp-sa-ct-wg-meetings-hosted-by-tsdsi-in-goa/
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SUMMARY:Airport Advertisement Opportunity for the 3GPP SA & CT WG meetings being hosted by TSDSI in Feb’2026
DESCRIPTION:Promote your brand at the GOA international airports by greeting delegates of the 3GPP SA and CT meetings being hosted by TSDSI in Goa from 9 to 13 February 2026. \nIn addition to the sponsoring the 3GPP SA and CT WG meetings\, there is an opportunity for Organisations to promote their brand using “Airport Media Advertising” at both the Goa International Airports – MOPA and Dabolim for 3 days prior to the meetings (7 to 9 February 2026) in the arrival areas\, and (optionally) 3 days post the meetings (14 to 16 February) in the departure areas. This opportunity is being offered to a single or two organizations. \n3GPP SA & CT WG meetings – Airport Advertisement Opportunity: Promote your brand at the GOA international airports by greeting delegates of the 3GPP SA and CT meetings being hosted by TSDSI in Goa from 9 to 13 February 2026. \nTSDSI will be hosting the 3GPP SA (Service and System Aspects) Working Group meetings – SA1\, SA2\, SA3\, SA4\, SA5 and SA6 and 3GPP CT (Core Network and Terminals) Working Group meetings – CT1\, CT3 and CT4 in Goa\, India from February 9 to 13\, 2026. \nApproximately 800+ delegates\, comprising 3GPP Individual Members (IMs) from over 50+ countries are expected to participate in these meetings that are spread over 4 hotels across North Goa. \nTSDSI has come out with a comprehensive financial sponsorship scheme vide email dated 18th December 2025\, that can be availed by stakeholders to support the hosting of 3GPP SA and CT WG meetings\, at different hotel venues where the meetings are scheduled. Please visit link here for details. \nInterested members are kindly requested to revert to Ms Bindoo Srivastava (bindoo@tsdsi.in) /Mr Kuljit Singh (kuljit@tsdsi.in) \, latest by 19th January 2026. This will enable us to execute the advertisement campaign within the timelines prescribed by the airport authorities. \nThere is an additional opportunity for organisations to advertise their brand on the “Airport Media” at both the Goa International Airports – MOPA and Dabolim for 3 days prior to the meetings (7 to 9 February 2026) in the arrival areas\, and (optionally) 3 days post the meetings (14 to 16 February) in the departure areas. \nThe advertisement will be in the form of displaying the logo of the organisation “acknowledging” the 3GPP meeting delegates on all screens and video walls of the airport\, and at the dedicated hospitality desks. \nThe following tentative key message is proposed to be displayed in the screens and video walls (approx. 76 nos. in the arrival areas and 53 nos. in the departure areas) as a moving slide\, to appear for 15 seconds every 2 minutes\, 24X7 on the days of the campaign: \n\n\n\nIn the arrival areas\n “<Advertiser name#1> welcomes delegates of the 3GPP SA and CT WG meetings being hosted by TSDSI in Goa from 9 to 13 February 2026”. \n+ \nA 10 word byline of the advertiser on the message\nCampaign to run from 7 to 9 February 2026\n\n\nIn the departure areas\n“<Advertiser name> thanks delegates of the 3GPP SA and CT WG meetings hosted by TSDSI in Goa from 9 to 13 February 2026”. \n+ \nA 10 word byline of the advertiser on the message.\nCampaign to run from 14 to 16 February 2026\n\n\n\n  \nAdditionally\, the dedicated welcome airport hospitality desks at the arrival lounges of both airports will also carry the sponsoring company’s logo in its facia and backdrop. \n\n\n\nCategory\nAdvertisement Fee*\n# advertisers\nAdvertisement Slot \n\n\n\n\nAirport Media Advertisement  – Arrival\n₹25 lakhs\nMax 2**\nMessage will appear for 15 seconds every 2 minutes in the  Arrival areas of Goa MOPA and Dabolim airports** \n+ \nAdvertiser Logo on the dedicated welcome hospitality desk in the arrival lounges of both airports\n\n\nAirport Media Advertisement – Arrival & Departure\n₹40 lakhs\nMax 2**\nMessage will appear for 15 seconds every 2 minutes in the arrival and departure areas of Goa MOPA and Dabolim airports** \n+ \nAdvertiser Logo on the dedicated welcome hospitality desk in the arrival lounges of both airports\n\n\n\n*taxes as applicable extra \n**In case of 2 advertisers\, the messages on the media screens will appear independently. \nNOTE on Airport Media Advertisement – Branding Benefits & Visibility: \n\nAirport media advertising delivers high visibility\, premium brand association\, and strong recall by targeting a focused\, affluent audience in a distraction-free environment.\nIt is ideal for brands aiming to build trust\, global presence\, and long-term brand value.\nAirport digital screens\, billboards\, lounges\, baggage areas\, jet bridges\, etc. are a powerful branding channel because it reaches a premium\, attentive audience in a high-impact environment.\nLong Dwell Time: Passengers spend hours waiting (check-in\, security\, boarding\, baggage claim); translating into more time\, better recall and message retention benefits.\n\nAn overview of Airport Media available for brand promotion can be seen here. \nFor any support and queries kindly reach out to sponsorship_support_3gpp_sa_ct_feb2026@tsdsi.in.
URL:https://tsdsi.in/event/airport-advertisement-opportunity-for-the-3gpp-sa-ct-wg-meetings-being-hosted-by-tsdsi-in-feb2026/
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SUMMARY:Webinar on Standardization Process Awareness
DESCRIPTION:A Joint Webinar on “Standardization Process Awareness” was organized on 7 January 2026 by the Department of Telecommunications (DoT)\, Telecom Centres of Excellence (TCOE) India and TSDSI to provide an overview of national and international telecom standardization frameworks and participation mechanisms for effective stakeholder engagement. \nThe webinar aimed to provide a comprehensive understanding of the standardization frameworks within TSDSI and global Standards Development Organizations (SDOs) to facilitate effective contributions by startups and TTDF beneficiaries. It covered the standardization processes followed at TSDSI\, 3GPP\, ITU-T\, ITU-R\, and oneM2M\, along with experience sharing by a startup actively contributing to standards. \nSchedule: 7th January 2026\, 14:00 -16:00 IST \nVenue: Online \nParticipants Joining Link: https://teams.live.com/meet/9312578915786?p=XGKIYMUWYvOtaaK3XJ \n  \nProgram Agenda: \n\n\n\nTime\nSession / Topic\nKey Coverage\nSpeaker / Organization\n\n\n14:00 – 14:10 IST\nInaugural Session\n\n\nWelcome Address by TCoE India\nKeynote Address by DDG (SRI)\nInaugural Address by Director General\, TSDSI\n\n\n\n\nDr. Rajesh Sharma (CEO\, TCoE India)\nMr. Ashok Kumar (DDG\, SRI\, DoT)\nMr. A.K. Mittal (Director General\, TSDSI)\n\n\n\n\n14:10 – 15:05 IST\n3GPP\, oneM2M & TSDSI Standardization Process\n\n\n3GPP structure\, TSGs & WGs\nContribution lifecycle\nTSDSI processes and support mechanisms\noneM2M Overview and processes\n\n\n\n\nMr. Dhivagar Baskaran – TSDSI\nMr. PK Jaswal – TSDSI\n\n\n\n\n15:05 – 15:20 IST\nITU-R & ITU-T Standardization Process\n\n\nRole of ITU\, ITU-R & ITU-T processes\nParticipation pathways\n\n\nMr. Vineet Malik\, Director – Radio\, TEC\n\n\n15:20 – 15:45 IST\nStartup Experience Sharing\n\n\nStartup journey in standardization\nChallenges faced\nSupport received and outcomes\n\n\nMr. Sreenath Ramanath – Lekha Wireless\n\n\n15:45 – 15:55 IST\nQ&A Session\nInteractive discussion and participant queries\nTSDSI / DoT\n\n\n15:55 – 16:00 IST\nVote of Thanks\nClosure\nCdr. Anurag Vibhuti (Dy. Dir.\, TCoE India)
URL:https://tsdsi.in/event/webinar-on-standardization-process-awareness/
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SUMMARY:SGN Technical Plenary #41 (December 18 & 19\, 2025)
DESCRIPTION:Date – 18th – 19th December 2025 \nTime – 10 AM – 4 PM on both days \nMode – Online \nRegistrations – Kindly click here to register for the upcoming SGN TP#41
URL:https://tsdsi.in/event/sgn-technical-plenary-41/
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SUMMARY:SGSS Technical Plenary #36 (December 18 & 19\, 2025)
DESCRIPTION:Date – 18th – 19th December 2025 \nTime – 10 AM – 4 PM on both days \nMode – Online \nRegistrations – Kindly click here to register for the upcoming SGSS TP#36 \n  \n  \nTelecommunication Standards Development Society India \nSG – Services & Solutions (TP#36_2025-26) E-Meeting \nDate: 18th– 19th December 2025\nMode- Online \nDraft Agenda \n\nAll the documents to be presented in this meeting are uploaded here \nJoining Link for SGSS TP#36 – https://meet.goto.com/407027589 \nDay 1 \n\n\n\nDate\nTimings\nAgenda \n\n\nDAY #1: 18th December 2025 \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n \n1000 to 1130 \n  \n  \n  \n  \n \nA.     Opening Plenary Session [Chair SGSS] \n1.      Welcome & Approval of agenda and previous TP minutes \n1.1.           Read out TSDSI IPR Policy \n1.2.           Read out Anti-Trust policy of TSDSI \n1.3.           Read out Software Copyrights Policy of TSDSI \n1.4.           Review & Finalization of Agenda with Agenda Approval \n1.5.           Approval of MoM of 16th – 17th September 2025 SGSS TP#35 \n1.6.           Approval of MoM of SGSS FCC 1st December 2025 \n1.7.           Approval of MoM of SGSS FCC 9th December 2025 \n2.      SGSS context sharing – updates since previous TP [Chair SGSS]  \n3.      Items for early consideration \n4.      Summary of Email Discussions from September 2025 TP#35 \n5.      NIP handling \n5.1.         NIP414 – PQC Migration Strategies for 5G and 6G Mobile Networks [Nokia] \n5.2.         NIP416 – Need for AI Explainability framework for 5G/6G [Tejas Networks] \n5.3.         NIP418 – AI-Native Digital Twin Architecture for Massive Digital Twinning in 5G/6G [TATA Elxsi] \n5.4.         NIP425 – Agentic AI framework for Autonomous Telco operations [TATA Elxsi]\n\n\n1130 to 1145 \nTea Break \n\n\n1145 to 1315 \n \n6.      Working Group 1: Security [WG1 chair] \n6.1.           WG1 Report – WG1 Chair \n6.2.           Approval of draft MoM of WG1 Call#10 26 Nov 2025 \n6.3.           SI115 – 5G and 6G Beyond Network Security Architecture to support Multilevel End-to-End User Plane Security (NIP317) [C-DAC] \n1. Final Technical Report [for approval of SGSS as cleared by WG1] \n6.4.           SI133- AI/ML-based Security Implementation in 6G Wireless Communication Systems (NIP349) [IIT Hyderabad] \n1.       SWIC1180 [Draft TR] – [IIT Hyderabad] \n6.5.           SI146 – PQC in embedded system to secure the connected devices for 6G [IDEMIA] \n1.       SWIC1185[Draft TR] – [IDEMIA] \n6.6.           SI156 – SDN-Based Optical Network for QKD: Secure and Adaptive Architecture [ERNET] \n1.       SWIC1210 [Draft TR] – ERNET \n6.7.           SI164 – Extension of SEAL for Authentication\, Authorization\, and Key Exchange of UAV/UAM-Hosted Applications and AI/ML Workloads in 5G/6G Networks [C-DOT] \n1. SWIC1196 – [C-DOT]\n\n\n1315 to 1400\nLunch Break \n\n\n1400 to 1600 \n \n7.      Working Group 2: Applications Layer [WG2 chair] \n7.1.           WG2 Report – WG2 Chair \n7.2.           Approval of draft MoM of WG2 Call#10 26 Nov 2025 \n7.3.           SI143 – Public Safety Use Cases for 6G Networks (NIP369) [CEWiT] \n1.       SWIC1183 – [CEWiT] \n2.       SWIC1188 – [CEWiT] \n7.4.           WI1-NIP390 – Architecture and information flow to enable application-layer driven dynamic QoS provisioning for multi-user intelligent telerobotics and similar applications requiring exchange of multi-modal data traffic [TCS] \n1.       SWIC1181 – [TCS] \n7.5.           WI1-NIP310 – Integrated communication and sensing at the Application level [R-Jio] \n1.  SWIC1187 – [R Jio]\n\n\n1600 to 1700\n8.      Overflows from NIP handling session \n\n\n\nEnd of Day 1 \n\n\n\n\n  \n  \nDay 2 \n\n\n\nDate\nTimings\nAgenda\n\n\nDAY #2:  \n19th December 2025\n1000 to 1115 \n \n9.      Joint Session with SGN [Exclusive Joining Link for Joint Session:  https://meet.goto.com/496234493] Please come back to respective Study groups after joint session. \n9.1.           Global SDO Updates \n9.1.1.             3GPP\, ITU-R \n9.1.2.             ITU-T \n9.1.3.             oneM2M \n9.2.           Marcom Updates \n9.3.           SGN approach for 6G work [based on discussion held on 18th @ SGN] \n9.4.           Any other update needing attention of both the groups\n\n\n1115 to 1130\nTea Break\n\n\n1130 to 1315 \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n \n10.  Working Group 3: Services Architecture and Framework [WG3 Chair] \n10.1.       WG3 Report – WG3 Chair \n10.2.       Approval of draft MoM of WG3 Call#08 27 Nov 2025 \n10.3.       SI101 – Enablement of common edge connectivity for public utility purposes (NIP 292) [IIT Delhi] \n1.       Revised SWIC1079 V3.1.0 [Draf TR] – [IIT Delhi] \n10.4.       SI126 – Study of Carrier Grade Linux Specification (NIP342) [C-DOT] \n1.       Revised SWIC1136 [Draft TR] – [C-DOT] \n10.5.       SI136 – Framework for AI/ML operation splitting in 6G context (NIP350) [TCS] \n1.  SWIC1184 [Draft TR] – TCS \n10.6.       SI140 – Service requirements and reference architecture for Railways Communications using 5G (NIP361) [Qualcomm] \n1.       Final Technical Report  [for approval of SGSS as cleared by WG3] \n10.7.       SI141 – Study on Network Capabilities Exposure (NIP362) [Nokia] \n1.       SWIC1191 – [Nokia] \n  \n10.8.       WI1-NIP374 – Technical standard and regulation for autonomous driving system [CDAC Trivandrum] \n1.       SWIC1186 – [C-DAC] \n10.9.       SI154 – AI-Enhanced Massive Digital Twinning Framework for Networks Supporting Sustainable Development Goals [TATA Elxsi] \n1. Old SWIC1125 [Draft TR] – [TATA Elxsi] – For approval \n10.10.    SI159 – Technology recommendations for Telecom Service Providers to increase efficiency towards Capex/Opex (NIP398) [IIT Hyderabad] \n1.       Old SWIC1139 – [IIT Hyderabad] \n2.       New SWIC1212 – [IIT Hyderabad] \n  \n10.11.    SI161 – Study on UAV communication and security standards for secure airspace control [TATA Elxsi] \n1.       SWIC1198 – [TATA Elxsi] \n10.12.    WI1-NIP410 – Data Management using Cloud Interoperability & Portability (CIP) Platform [R Jio] \n1.       SWIC1189 – [R Jio] \n10.13.    SI163 – Prioritized Role Based Service Delivery for UAV/UAM [C-DOT] \n1.       SWIC1197 – [C-DOT] \n10.14.    WI1-NIP328 – RBSA – Operational Framework and Marketplace Design [CDAC] \n \n\n\n1315 to 1400\nLunch Break\n\n\n1400 to 1600 \n[May be extended by 30 minutes if overflow discussions take longer time]\n11.  Overflow discussions – Technical topics postponed from previous sessions \n12.  Liaisons (Review Liaisons and Identify Actions) \n12.1.       Incoming Liaison [For information] \n12.1.1.         LS on information on Focus Group on Artificial Intelligence Native for Telecommunication Networks (FG-AINN) 2026 work plan \n12.2.       Outgoing Liaison \n12.2.1.         Draft TSDSI_8079_V1.0.0 –  TSDSI TR 6042 V1.0.0 – Slice Identification in 5G RAN and Core for Scalable and Resilient Slice Services \n12.2.2.         Draft TSDSI_8080_V1.0.0 –  TSDSI TR 6046 V1.0.0 – Interoperability of Multi-vendor QKD Hardware using SDN \n12.2.3.         Draft TSDSI_8081_V1.0.0 –  TSDSI TR 6051 V1.0.0 – Study on Security Enabler for 6G \n13.  Percentage Status and expected completion date of the ongoing SGSS items. \n14.  Closing of the Plenary\n\n\n\nEnd of Day 2 (Feedback) \n\n\n\n\n  \nNote1: The sequencing of the new proposals/contributions might change depending on the time taken by every item. Some of the items scheduled to be taken on Day 1 might move to Day 2 \nPlenary may be extended on either day by 30 to 60 minutes\, if required  \nMembers are requested to attend both days and keep themselves logged in the meeting. \nNote2: More NIPs may be added in agenda before the meeting.
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SUMMARY:SGN 6G workshop registration (November 26\, 2025)
DESCRIPTION:First Name *Last Name *Email *Phone *DesignationName of Your OrganizationArea of InterestMode of attendanceMode of attendanceIn-personOnlineSubmit
URL:https://tsdsi.in/event/sgn-6g-workshop-registration/
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SUMMARY:TSDSI-IEEE Workshop on “Standardization Trends in 6G and Beyond” @ IEEE FNWF2025 (November 10\, 2025)
DESCRIPTION:The IEEE Future Networks World Forum 2025 (IEEE FNWF 2025) is being organised with TSDSI as the Technical Partner\, from 10 to 12 November 2025 at the Sheraton Grand Bengaluru Whitefield Hotel & Convention Center\, Bengaluru\, India. \n As part of the conference\, TSDSI is conducting a workshop on “Standardization Trends in 6G and Beyond” on 10 November 2025 from 13:45 to 17:15 IST. The workshop will discuss emerging standardization imperatives that will shape 6G technologies into sustainable\, intelligent\, and globally interoperable networks. \nWorkshop Expected Outcomes: \n\nIdentification of key research and standardization priorities in 6G and beyond\nSharing cross-stakeholder perspectives\nInsights into new business and monetization frameworks for industry verticals\n\nWorkshop Sessions: \n\nSession#1: Services delivery frameworks for diverse industry verticals | 13:45-15:15 PM IST – As 6G begins to take shape\, service delivery and management architectures will play a pivotal role in enabling ultra-reliable\, low-latency\, and intelligent connectivity. It will define research and standardization challenges critical to shaping autonomous\, scalable\, and context-aware service delivery ecosystems in 6G.\nSession 2: Sustainable Network architectures | 15:45 – 17:15 PM IST – This session will deliberate on architectural design principles essential for achieving sustainability\, modularity\, and global interoperability.  It will highlight pathways for building sustainable\, energy-efficient\, and performance-driven 6G infrastructures.\n\n  \nSchedule: 10th November 2025\, 13:45 -17:15 IST \nVenue: Sheraton Grand Bengaluru Whitefield Hotel & Convention Center\, Bengaluru\, India \nParticipation: Open to all by prior registration at link here. TSDSI members may avail a 15% discount on the participation fees. Please contact Ms Ritika Deo (ritika.deo@tsdsi.in)\, by 6 November for the same. \nFeedback: Requesting the participants to please fill the Feedback form at link here \n  \nWorkshop Program Schedule  \n\n\n\nMeeting Venue & Time: Sheraton Grand Bengaluru Whitefield Hotel & Convention Center\, Bengaluru\, India | 13:45 – 17:15 IST \n\n\n\nTiming (IST) \n\n\nSession \n\n\nSession Speakers \n\n\n\n\n Session#1 – Services delivery frameworks for diverse industry verticals (13:45 – 15:15 IST) \n\n\n\n13:45 – 14:00\nTSDSI Context on Services Delivery Frameworks\nMr Niranth Amogh\, TSDSI SGSS Chair (NOKIA)\n\n\n14:00 – 14:20\nKeynote Address\nDr. RangaRao Venkatesha Prasad\, Delft University of Technology \n \n\n\n14:20 – 15:05\nPanel Discussion\nModerator: Mr Niranth Amogh \nPanellists: \n\nDr. RangaRao Venkatesha Prasad\, Delft University of Technology\nDr Kanwar Jit Singh\, Tejas Networks\nMr Pranav Jha\, IIT Bombay\nMr Benoygopal Elamana\, C-DAC\nMr Sankaran Balasubramaniam\, NOKIA\n\n\n\n\n15:05-15:10\nQ&A\n\n\n15:10-15:15\nConcluding Remarks\nMr Niranth Amogh\n\n\n\nBreak (30 minutes) \n\n\n\n\n Session#2 – Sustainable Network architectures (15:45 – 17:15 IST) \n\n\n\n15:45-16:00\nTSDSI Context on “Sustainable Network Architectures”\nMr Subhas Mondal\, HFCL\n\n\n16:00 – 16:20\nKeynote Address\nMr Pranav Jha\, IIT Bombay\n\n\n16:20 – 17:05\nPanel Discussion\nModerator: Mr Subhas Mondal \nPanellists: \n\nMs Garima Mishra\, TCS\nMr Pranav Jha\, IIT Bombay\nDr. Venkata Siva Sai Prasad Pirati\, Tejas Networks\nDr Sasiganth M\, Lekha Wireless\n\n\n\n\n17:05-17:10\nQ&A\n\n\n17:10 – 17:15\nConcluding Remarks\nMr Subhas Mondal\, HFCL
URL:https://tsdsi.in/event/tsdsi-ieee-workshop-on-standardization-trends-in-6g-and-beyond-ieee-fnwf2025/
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SUMMARY:SGN Technical Plenary #40 (September 16 & 17\, 2025)
DESCRIPTION:Date- 16th – 17th September 2025 \nTime – 10 AM – 4 PM on both days \nMode – In-person \nLocation – Research & Innovation Park\, IIT Delhi \nThe Draft agenda will be updated shortly. \nRegistrations – Kindly click here to register for the upcoming SGN TP#40
URL:https://tsdsi.in/event/sgn-technical-plenary-40/
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SUMMARY:SGSS Technical Plenary #35 (September 16 & 17\, 2025)
DESCRIPTION:Date- 16th – 17th September 2025 \nTime – 10 AM – 4 PM on both days \nMode – In-person \nLocation – Research & Innovation Park\, IIT Delhi\, New Delhi \nRegistrations – Kindly click here to register for the upcoming SGSS TP#35 \n  \n  \nTelecommunication Standards Development Society India \nSG – Services & Solutions (TP#35_2025-26)  \nDate: 16th– 17th September 2025\nLocation- IIT Delhi\, New Delhi \nDraft Agenda \n  \nAll the documents to be presented in this meeting are uploaded here \nDay 1 \n\n\n\nDate\nTimings\nAgenda\n\n\nDAY #1: 16th Sept 2025 \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n \n1000 to 1300 \n  \n  \n  \nTea Break will be taken at suitable time.\nA.     Opening Plenary Session [Chair SGSS] \n1.      SGSS new Leadership Introduction   \n2.      Welcome & Approval of agenda and previous TP minutes \n2.1.           Read out TSDSI IPR Policy \n2.2.           Read out Anti-Trust policy of TSDSI \n2.3.           Read out Software Copyrights Policy of TSDSI \n2.4.           Review & Finalization of Agenda with Agenda Approval \n2.5.           Approval of MoM of 17th – 18th June 2025 SGSS TP#34 \n2.6.           Approval of MoM of SGSS FCC 3rd September 2025 \n3.      SGSS context sharing – updates since previous TP  \n4.      Items for early consideration \n5.      Summary of Email Discussions from June 2025 TP#34 \n6.      NIP handling \n6.1.           NIP404 – Standards for UAV/UAM as Device and Application Platform in 5G/6G with AI-Edge Capabilities [C-DOT] \n6.2.           NIP405 – QLESS-DTLS: Application initiated quantum-safe lightweight secure session establishment and encrypted exchange using DTLS record-layer for mMTC communication in 6G [TCS] \n6.3.           NIP412 – Architecture and requirements for enabling seamless service-models for Mine Supply Chain (MSC) leveraging AI-native public and non-public-networks [TCS] \n6.4.           Revised NIP399 V4.3.0 – Study on UAV communication and security standards for secure airspace control [TATA Elxsi] \n6.5.           NIP410 – Data Management in CIP [R Jio] \n  \n7.      Liaisons (Review Liaisons and Identify Actions) \n7.1.           Incoming Liaison- None \n7.2.           Outgoing Liaison \n7.2.1.   TSDSI_8072_LSo_V1.0.0 – TSDSI TR 6036 – Study on the security aspects of Artificial Intelligence (AI) / Machine Learning (ML) models for 5G and 6G applications \n7.2.2.   TSDSI_8073_LSo_V1.0.0 – TSDSI TR 6037 – A location privacy-preserving scheme to mitigate the authentication relay attack under False Base Station (FBS) in 5G and 6G \n7.2.3.   TSDSI_8074_LSo_V1.0.0 – TSDSI TR 6039 – Research Directions and Collaboration on Intelligent Transport Systems Communication Standards: MAC and ISAC Perspective \n7.2.4.   TSDSI_8075_LSo_V1.0.0 – TSDSI TR 6040 – Enhancing RBSA for 5G: Pioneering Next-Generation Connectivity Solutions \n7.2.5.   TSDSI_8076_LSo_V1.0.0 – TSDSI TR 6041– Enablement of Common Data Payload for Agricultural Automation Solutions \n7.2.6.   TSDSI_8077_LSo_V1.0.0 –TSDSI TR 6043 – Suggested Recommendations for Sustainable 6G Networks \n7.2.7.   TSDSI_8078_LSo_V1.0.0 – TSDSI TR 6044 – Recommendations for use of Dynamic AI/ML Models for Self-Sustainable V2X Applications in 6G \n8.      Working Group 1: Security [WG1 chair] \n8.1.           WG1 Report – WG1 Chair \n8.2.           SI111 – Study on Security Enablers for 6G (NIP321) [Nokia] \n1.       SWIC1028 -Nokia \n8.3.           SI146 – PQC in embedded system to secure the connected devices for 6G [IDEMIA] \n1.       SWIC1038 -IDEMIA \n8.4.           SI142 – Interoperability of Multi-vendor QKD Hardware using SDN for 6G [C-DAC /ERNET] \n1.       Final TR SWIC1103 – C-DAC /ERNET [For Approval] \n8.5.           SI156 – SDN-Based Optical Network for QKD: Secure and Adaptive Architecture [ERNET] \n1. SWIC1163 – ERNET \n2. SWIC1164 for ITU-T SG13 Contribution [ERNET] \n8.6.           SI115 – 5G and 6G Beyond Network Security Architecture to support Multilevel End-to-End User Plane Security (NIP317) [C-DAC] \n1.       Final TR SWIC1167 – C-DAC Trivandrum \n  \n8.7.           SI133- AI/ML-based Security Implementation in 6G Wireless Communication Systems (NIP349) [IIT Hyderabad] \n \n\n\n13:00 – 14:00\nLunch Break \n\n\n1400 – 1700 \n9.      Update on 6G Activities in Global SDOs(3GPP) [SGSS Chair] -15 min \n10.  Invited Talks  \n10.1.       Semantic Communication – 15 min [WG2 Vice Chair] \n10.2.       Brief awareness workshop for understating use cases and vertical domain requirements – 30 min [SGSS Chair/ Advisor/ UDG Champions] \n  \n11.  Working Group 2: Applications Layer [WG2 chair] \n11.1.       WG2 Report – WG2 Chair \n11.2.       WI1-NIP390 – Architecture and information flow to enable application-layer driven dynamic QoS provisioning for multi-user intelligent telerobotics and similar applications requiring exchange of multi-modal data traffic [TCS] \n1.       SWIC1130 – TCS \n11.3.       SI134 – Slice Identification in 5G RAN and Core for End-to-End Secure and Resilient Slice Services (NIP352) [IIT Hyderabad] \n1.       Final TR SWIC1132 – IIT Hyderabad \n11.4.       SI157 – Study of Slice-specific Handovers for 5G and Beyond Networks [IIT Hyderabad] \n1.       SWIC1133 – IIT Hyderabad \n11.5.       SI160 – Study on Solution for Artificial Intelligence supporting Use cases in Agriculture Domain – Plant Leaf disease Identification (NIP401) [C-DAC Trivandrum] \n1.       SWIC1146 – C-DAC Trivandrum \n11.6.       SI143 – Public Safety Use Cases for 6G Networks (NIP369) [CEWiT] \n11.7.       SI155 – AI-Powered Air Interface for ITS [IIT Ropar/IIT Mandi] \n11.8.       WI1-NIP279 – A local language repository as an enabler for financial workflows [IIT Madras]\n\n\nEnd of Day 1\n\n\n\n  \n  \nDay 2 \n\n\n\nDate\nTimings\nAgenda\n\n\nDAY #2:  \n17th Sept 2025\n1000 to 1300 \n  \n  \nTea break will be taken at appropriate times. \n \n12.  Working Group 2: Applications Layer [WG2 chair] \n12.1.       WI-NIP310 – Integrated communication and sensing at the Application level [R-Jio] \n1.       SWIC1160 – R Jio \n13.  Working Group 3: Services Architecture and Framework [WG3 Chair] \n13.1.       WG3 Report – WG3 Chair \n13.2.       SI101 – Enablement of common edge connectivity for public utility purposes (NIP 292) [IIT Delhi] \n1.       Final TR Revised SWIC V2.0.0 – IIT Delhi \n13.3.       SI126 – Study of Carrier Grade Linux Specification (NIP342) [C-DOT] \n1.       Final Draft TR SWIC 1136 – C-DOT \n13.4.       SI136 – Framework for AI/ML operation splitting in 6G context (NIP350) [TCS] \n1.       SWIC1131 – TCS \n13.5.       WI1-NIP374 – Technical standard and regulation for autonomous driving system [CDAC Trivandrum] \n1.       Old SWIC1024 – C-DAC Trivandrum [For approval] \n2.       New SWIC1147 – C-DAC Trivandrum \n13.6.       SI159 – Technology recommendations for Telecom Service Providers to increase efficiency towards Capex/Opex (NIP398) [IIT Hyderabad] \n1.       SWIC1139 – IIT Hyderabad \n13.7.       SI140 – Service requirements and reference architecture for Railways Communications using 5G (NIP361) [Qualcomm] \n1.       Old  SWIC1108  –  Qualcomm [For approval] \n2.       SWIC1149 – Qualcomm \n13.8.       SI141 – Study on Network Capabilities Exposure (NIP362) [Nokia] \n1.       SWICs – Nokia \n13.9.       SI154 – AI-Enhanced Massive Digital Twinning Framework for Networks Supporting Sustainable Development Goals [TATA Elxsi] \n1.       Old SWIC1125 – TATA Elxsi [For approval] \n2.       SWIC – TATA Elxsi \n  \n13.10.   WI1-NIP328 – RBSA – Operational Framework and Marketplace Design [CDAC] \n1.         SWIC1156 – C-DAC \n13.11.   WI1-NIP282 – Architecture to support tactile applications with edge intelligence over 5GS [IIT Delhi] \n13.12.   SI138 – Use cases for rural connectivity (NIP355) [Astrome] \n13.13.   SI139 – Easing Operations using ML/AI solution for 6G and beyond (NIP359) [TATA Elxsi]\n\n\n13:00 – 14:00\nLunch Break \n\n\n14:00 – 15:00\n14.  Joint Session with SGN  \n14.1.       Presentation – Global SDO Updates \na. 3GPP\, ITU-R (A.K. Mittal) \nb. oneM2M (Vijay Madan) \nc.  ITU-T (Vishnu Ram) \n14.2.       Marcom Updates \n14.3.       Any other update needing attention of both the groups \n \n\n\n15:00 16:00\n15.  Overflow discussions – Technical topics postponed from previous sessions \n16.  Closing of the Plenary\n\n\nEnd of Day 2 (Feedback)\n\n\n\n  \n  \nNote1: The sequencing of the new proposals/contributions might change depending on the time taken by every item. Some of the items scheduled to be taken on Day 1 might move to Day 2 \nPlenary may be extended on either day by 30 to 60 minutes\, if required  \nMembers are requested to attend both days and keep themselves logged in the meeting. \nNote2: More NIPs may be added in agenda before the meeting. \n 
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SUMMARY:TECH DEEP DIVE CONFERENCE (TTDD 2025) | July 15-18\, 2025
DESCRIPTION:TSDSI organized its annual TSDSI Tech Deep Dive (TTDD) Conference\, which brought together technocrats\, researchers\, and standards experts to discuss global standardization activities and emerging technology trends. The Conference has come to be widely acclaimed in the digital communications ecosystem for its choice of topics and high-quality deliberations. \nAbout TTDD 2025: \nThe 8th edition of the conference\, TTDD 2025 was held from 15 to 18 July 2025 with the theme “Standardising 6G: Architecting Intelligent\, Secure and Sustainable Networks & Services”. \nThe conference had six fully online technical sessions from 15 to 17 July 2025 on the following topics: \n\nNew network architecture possibilities for 6G\nDid AI find a central role in 6G?\nFuture path and Challenges for integration of Non-Terrestrial (Satellite\, HAPS and UAVs) & Terrestrial Networks for 6G communication\nSecurity in a hyper connected world\, especially for 6G\nManagement and Service Delivery Architectures\nThe OFDM dilemma and Potential new Waveforms for 6G\n\n\nOn the last day\, 18th July\, the conference was conducted in hybrid mode starting with a workshop on “New Networks and Services aspects of 6G Ecosystems.” This was followed by presentations on summary findings from the technical sessions and the conferring of the TSDSI Outstanding Technical Contributions (OTC) Awards (FY 24-25). The OTC Awards recognize an individual’s efforts in contributing to and/or championing a technical activity within TSDSI during the financial year (April through March). \nVisit the conference website https://ttdd.tsdsi.in/ for further details
URL:https://tsdsi.in/event/tech-deep-dive-conference-ttdd-2025/
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SUMMARY:SGN Technical Plenary #39 (June 17 & 18\, 2025)
DESCRIPTION:Date – 17th – 18th June 2025 \nTime – 10 AM – 5 PM on both days \nMode – Online \nRegistrations – Kindly click here to register for the upcoming SGN TP#39
URL:https://tsdsi.in/event/sgn-technical-plenary-39/
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SUMMARY:SGSS Technical Plenary #34 (June 17 & 18\, 2025)
DESCRIPTION:Date- 17th – 18th June 2025 \nTime – 10 AM – 5 PM on both days \nMode –  Online \nRegistrations – Kindly click here to register for the upcoming SGSS TP#34
URL:https://tsdsi.in/event/sgss-technical-plenary-34/
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SUMMARY:Induction Session on TSDSI (June 10\, 2025)
DESCRIPTION:An Induction Session on TSDSI is being held on Tuesday\, June 10 (14:00 – 16:00 IST) covering overview of TSDSI\, TSDSI Standardization process\, Technical activities and Global standards landscape (3GPP\, ITU\, oneM2M) etc. \nThe objective is to create awareness about TSDSI\, both the Study Groups viz. Networks and Services & Solutions where technical activities take place and Outreach. \nSchedule: 10 June 2025 from 14:00-16:00 IST \nRegistration Link: Kindly Click here (link disabled) to join  the meeting. \nRecordings: \n\nProgram Agenda: \n\n\n\n\nSESSION \n\nSTART\nEND\nTOPIC\n\nSPEAKERS \n\n\n\nOpening Session\n14:00\n14:10\nOverview of TSDSI\nMr PK Jaswal\n\n\nTSDSI Technical Activities\n14:10\n15:00\n–       Standardization and Study Group Networks \n–       3GPP \n–       ITU-R\nMr A K Mittal\, Advisor – Networks and DG – TSDSI\n\n\n15:00\n15:40\n–       Study Group Services   and Solutions \n–       oneM2M \n–       ITU-T\nMr Vijay Madan\, Advisor – Services and Solutions\n\n\nOutreach\n15:40\n15:50\nOverview\nMs Shefali\n\n\nClosing Session\n15:50\n16:00\nQ&A\nAll
URL:https://tsdsi.in/event/induction-session-on-tsdsi-4/
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SUMMARY:SGN Technical Plenary #38 (March 27 & 28\, 2025)
DESCRIPTION:Date- 27th – 28th March 2025 \nTime – 10 AM – 5 PM on both days \nMode –  Hybrid \nLocation – Nokia\,L5 Manyata Embassy Business Park\, Outer Ring Road\, Nagavara\, Bangalore \nRegistrations – Kindly click here to register for the upcoming SGN TP#38
URL:https://tsdsi.in/event/sgn-technical-plenary-38-march-2025/
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SUMMARY:SGSS Technical Plenary #33 (March 27 & 28\, 2025)
DESCRIPTION:Telecommunication Standards Development Society India \nSG – Services & Solutions (TP#33_2024_25) Meeting \nDate: 27th– 28th March 2025\nLocation – Bangalore \nDraft Agenda \n  \nAll the documents to be presented in this meeting are uploaded here \nDay 1 \n\n\n\nDate\nTimings\nAgenda\n\n\nDAY #1: 27th March 2025 \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n  \n \n1000 to 1300 \n  \n  \n  \nTea Break will be taken at suitable time.\n1.      Opening Plenary Session [Chair SGSS] \n2.      Welcome & Approval of agenda and previous TP minutes \n2.1.           Readout TSDSI IPR Policy \n2.2.           Read out of Anti-Trust policy of TSDSI \n2.3.           Read out of Software Copyrights Policy of TSDSI \n2.4.           Approval of MoM of 17th – 18th Dec 2024 SGSS TP#32 \n2.5.           Review & Finalization of Agenda with Agenda Approval \n3.      SGSS context sharing – updates since previous TP [SGSS Chairs] – 15 min \n4.      Items for early consideration \n5.      Summary of Email Discussions from Dec 2024 TP#32 \n6.      NIP handling \n6.1.           NIP390 – Application-layer driven QoS provisioning for futuristic solutions requiring multi-modal data traffic exchanges between end-users [TCS] \n6.2.           NIP391 – AI-Enhanced Massive Digital Twinning Framework for 6G Networks Supporting Sustainable Development Goals [TATA Elxsi] \n6.3.           NIP392 – AI-Native Air Interface for ITS [IIT Ropar/ IIT Mandi] \n6.4.           NIP393 – SDN-Based Optical Network for QKD: Secure and Adaptive Architecture [ERNET] \n  \n7.      Liaisons (Review Liaisons and Identify Actions) – Mr. Rajesh Kapoor  \n7.1.           Incoming Liaison- None \n7.2.           Outgoing Liaison \na.       Update on Outgoing Liaison Statements \nb.       Draft outgoing Liaison Statement TSDSI_8070_LSo_V1.0.0 for published Technical Report TSDSI TR 6035 V1.0.0 – Study of Semi-Autonomous Collaborative Telerobotics. \n  \n8.      Working Group 1: Security [WG1 chair] \n8.1.           WG1 Report – WG1 Chair \n8.2.           SI103 – Study on the security aspects of Artificial Intelligence (AI)/Machine Learning (ML) models for 5G and 6G applications [IIT Bhilai] \n1. Final Draft TR SWIC1061 – IIT Bhilai \n8.3.           SI105 – A location privacy-preserving scheme to mitigate the authentication relay attack under False Base Station in 5G and 6G (NIP 307) [IIT Delhi] \n1. Final Draft TR SWIC1068 – IIT Bhilai \n8.4.           SI111 – Study on Security Enablers for 6G (NIP321) [Nokia] \n1. SWIC1066 – Nokia \n8.5.           SI115 – 5G and 6G Beyond Network Security Architecture to support Multilevel End-to-End User Plane Security (NIP317) [CDAC] \n1.       SWIC – CDAC \n8.6.           SI142 – Interoperability of Multi-vendor QKD Hardware using SDN for 6G [CDAC /ERNET] \n1. SWIC – CDAC /ERNET \n8.7.           SI146 – PQC in embedded system to secure the connected devices for 6G [IDEMIA] \n8.8.           SI133- AI/ML-based Security Implementation in 6G Wireless Communication Systems (NIP349) [IIT Hyderabad]\n\n\n13:00 – 14:00\nLunch Break  \n \n\n\n1400 – 1530 \n9.      Invited Talks  \n9.1.           Sensing and its Monetization – IISc (Prof. Bharadwaj) – 15 min \n9.2.           Global Activities Update on Sustainability – Nokia (Mr. Poonkuzhali) – 15 min \n  \n10.  Working Group 2: Application Layer [WG2 chair] \n10.1.       WG2 Report – WG2 Chair \n10.2.       SI112 – Research Directions and Collaboration on Intelligent Transport Systems Communication Standards: MAC and ISAC Perspective (NIP323) [IIT Mandi/ IIT Ropar] \n1.       Final Draft TR SWIC1077 – IIT Ropar \n10.3.       SI113- Enablement of common payload for Agricultural Automation Solutions (NIP324) [CDAC] \n1.       Revised SWIC1053 V2.0.0 – CDAC Trivandrum \n10.4.       WI1-NIP279 – A local language repository as an enabler for financial workflows [IIT Madras] \n1.       SWIC1080 – [IIT Madras] \n10.5.       WI-NIP310 – Integrated communication and sensing at the Application level [R-Jio] \n1.       SWIC1064 – R Jio \n10.6.       SI134 – Slice Identification in 5G RAN and Core for End-to-End Secure and Resilient Slice Services (NIP352) [IIT Hyderabad] \n1.       Final Draft TR SWIC – IIT Hyderabad \n10.7.       SI135 – Suggested recommendations for sustainable 6G networks (NIP353) [TCS] \n1.       SWIC – TCS \n10.8.       SI137 – Recommendations for use of Dynamic AI/ML models for self-sustainable V2X applications in 6G Networks (NIP354) [TCS] \n1.       SWIC – TCS \n10.9.       SI143 – Public Safety Use Cases for 6G Networks (NIP369) [CEWiT] \n1.       SWIC1058 – CEWiT \n \n\n\n \n1530 – 1730 \n \n11.  Joint Session with SGN [Joining Link – https://meet.goto.com/153366813]   \n11.1.       Presentation – Global SDO Updates -20 min \na.       ITU-R\, 3GPP (A. K. Mittal) \nb.       oneM2M (Vijay Madan) \nc.       ITU-T (Vishnu Ram) \n11.2.       Roadmap Updates – 5 min \n11.3.       Marcom Updates – 5 min \n11.4.       Session on key Takeaways from 3GPP 6G Workshop – 90 min \n \n\n\n\nEnd of Day 1 \n\n\n\n\n\nDay 2 \n\n\n\nDate\nTimings\nAgenda\n\n\nDAY #2:  \n28th March 2025\n1000 to 1600 \n  \n  \n[Tea and lunch breaks will be taken at appropriate times.] \n \n12.  Contributions to ITU-T SG17 \n12.1.       SDN-Based Optical Network for QKD: Secure and Adaptive Architecture – ERNET \n  \n13.  Working Group 3: Services Architecture and Framework [WG3 Chair] \n13.1.       Approval of MOM of WG3 Formal Call held on 6th February 2025 \n13.2.       SI101 – Enablement of common edge connectivity for public utility purposes (NIP 292) [IIT Delhi] \n1.        SWIC1079 –  IIT Delhi/ NIT Mizoram \n13.3.       WI1-NIP328 – RBSA – Operational Framework and Marketplace Design [C-DAC] \n1.        SWIC1076 – [C-DOT/C-DAC] \n13.4.       SI125 – Study on further enhancements on RBSA (Rural Broadband Service Architecture) (NIP337) [Nokia] \n1.        SWIC1073 – Nokia \n13.5.       SI126 – Study of Carrier Grade Linux Specification (NIP342) [C-DOT] \n1.       Old SWIC1047 – C-DOT [for approval] \n2.       New SWIC1078 – C-DOT \n13.6.       SI136 – Framework for AI/ML operation splitting in 6G context (NIP350) [TCS] \n1.       SWIC1059 – TCS \n13.7.       SI140 – Service requirements and reference architecture for Railways Communications using 5G (NIP361) [Qualcomm] \n1.       SWIC – Qualcomm \n13.8.       SI141 – Study on Network Capabilities Exposure (NIP362) [Nokia] \n1.       SWIC – Nokia \n13.9.       WI1-NIP374 – Technical standard and regulation for autonomous driving system [CDAC Trivandrum] \n1.         SWIC1085 – CDAC Trivandrum \n13.10.    SI123 – Cost model considering network assets and utilization (NIP334) [BSNL] \n13.11.    WI1-NIP282 – Architecture to support tactile applications with edge intelligence over 5GS [IIT Delhi] \n13.12.    SI138 – Use cases for rural connectivity (NIP355) [Astrome]- \n13.13.    SI139 – Easing Operations using ML/AI solution for 6G and beyond (NIP359) [TATA Elxsi] \n14.  Overflow discussions – Technical topics postponed from previous sessions \n15.  Percentage Status and expected completion date of the ongoing SGSS items. \nB Closing of the Plenary\n\n\n\nEnd of Day 2 (Feedback) \n\n\n\n\n\nNote1: The sequencing of the new proposals/contributions might change depending on the time taken by every item. Some of the items scheduled to be taken on Day 1 might move to Day 2 \nPlenary may be extended on either day by 30 to 60 minutes\, if required  \nMembers are requested to attend both days and keep themselves logged in the meeting. \nNote2: More NIPs may be added in agenda before the meeting. \nRegistrations – Kindly click here to register for the upcoming SGSS TP#33
URL:https://tsdsi.in/event/sgss-technical-plenary-33/
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SUMMARY:Reconfigurable Intelligent Surfaces (RIS) Workshop (17 March 2025)
DESCRIPTION:COMET Foundation\, in technical collaboration with TSDSI and supported by Bharat6G Alliance\, organized a workshop on Reconfigurable Intelligent Surfaces at IIIT Bangalore on March 17\, 2025\, from 10:00 AM to 05:00 PM IST. \nThe key objectives of the workshop were: \n\nProviding a platform for Indian researchers and industry professionals working in the field of RIS to exchange ideas.\nDemonstrating the COMET testbed facility capabilities to Indian researchers and industry (as per terms and conditions)\, making it open for use\, and identifying the needs of the community from this testbed.\nDiscussing global and domestic standardization activities in RIS to enable Indian researchers to contribute to these initiatives.\n\nSchedule: 17 March 2025\, 10:00 AM- 05:00 PM \nVenue: Hybrid (IIIT Bangalore and online) \nParticipation is closed \nRecording: \n\nTentative Program Agenda \n\n\n\n\nTime (IST) \n\n\nSession \n\n\nConfirmed Speakers \n\n\n\n10:00 – 11:00\nInauguration (10 mins. each)\n·       Prof. Debabrata Das\, IIIT Bangalore \n·       Mr. Rajesh Pathak\, Bharat 6G Alliance \n·       Mr. R Prakash\, TSDSI \n·       Mr. Sridhar Pillalamarri\, IIITB COMET Foundation \n·       Mr. GK Sutar\, DoT\n\n\n11:00 – 11:15\n\nTEA BREAK \n\n\n\n11:15 – 12:30\nCOMET RIS Updates\, Demos and Launching of Testbed\nIIITB COMET Foundation Team\n\n\n12:30 – 13:20\nOperator and Equipment Vendor Perspective \n(10 mins. each)\n·       Mr. Jishnu Aravindakshan\, Tejas Networks \n·       Mr. Srinivasan Selvaganapathy\, Nokia \n·       Mr. Jinesh Nair\, MediaTek \n·       Mr. Vinosh James\, Qualcomm\n\n\n13:20 – 14:10\n\nNETWORKING LUNCH \n\n\n\n14:10 – 14:30\nTesting Ecosystem (10 mins. each) \n  \nChair: Dr. Saptarshi Chaudhuri\, Radisys\n·       Mr. Adesh Jain\, Keysight \n·       Mr. Vinoth Aruchswamy\, Rohde & Schwarz\n\n\n14:30 – 15:15\nResearch Lab Session (10 mins. each) \n  \nChair: Dr. Saptarshi Chaudhuri\, Radisys\n·       Mr. Anand Mohandas\, C-DoT \n·       Prof. Uday Khankoje\, SAMEER & IIT Madras \n·       Ms. T R Ramya\, CEWiT \n·       Mr. Tapas Chakravarty\, TCS\n\n\n15:15 – 15:30\nTEA BREAK\n\n\n15:30 – 16:50\nAcademia \n(10 mins. each) \n  \nChair: Prof. Debdeep Sarkar\, IISc\n·       Prof. Sundeep Chepuri\, IISc \n·       Prof. Abhishek Gupta\, IIT Kanpur \n·       Prof. Debidas Kundu\, IIIT Delhi \n·       Prof. Brijesh Kumbhani\, IIT Ropar \n·       Prof. Debarati Sen\, IIT Kharagpur \n·       Prof. Salil Kashyap\, IIT Guwahati\n\n\n16:50 – 17:00\nValedictory Session\n·       Mr. Sridhar Pillalamarri\, IIITB COMET Foundation\n\n\n\nWorkshop Contact: Tushar Kulshrestha (Tushar.kulshrestha@tsdsi.in)
URL:https://tsdsi.in/event/reconfigurable-intelligent-surfaces-ris-workshop/
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SUMMARY:Women in Standards – Round Table 2025 (11th March 2025\, online)
DESCRIPTION:Information and Communication Technologies are a fundamental driver of today’s society. Standards play a crucial role in effective development and deployment of these technologies. \nWomen bring valuable perspectives to development of standards as users of technology and as innovators. However\, despite significant advancements\, participation of women in developing technology standards remains disproportionately low as compared to men. \nIn the age of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and digitally driven society\, gender-diverse participation in the standardization process is imperative to ensure balanced\, accountable\, and bias-free technology development. Enhancing involvement of women in standardization efforts improves the quality and relevance of technology standards. \nTSDSI organized an online Round Table on “Women in Standards” on 11th March\, 2025 from 14:30 – 15:45 PM IST with the objective of promoting participation of women in standards development. \nThe discussions featured women technology experts who are in various stages of engaging with development of standards. They shared their experiences and learnings\, including how it has helped them in their career & organizational growth. \nKey Takeaways & Recommendations: \nOrganizations with higher female representation in leadership roles serve as exemplars\, yet systemic and institutionalized practices are still lacking. Foster a culture where women are not only part of the conversation but lead the transformation of technology standards. \n\nDevelop clear communication and negotiation skills to effectively articulate problems\, propose solutions\, and build consensus among diverse stakeholders\nIdentify relevant standards bodies\, actively participate in discussions\, involve juniors for skill development\, map study groups to national bodies\, and find the right mentors for guidance\nLaunch educational initiatives to increase awareness of standardization processes and opportunities within technical bodies like ITU and TSDSI\nEstablish mentorship programs led by successful women in the field to support emerging professionals\nFuture technologies should be accountable and inclusive\n\nDetails: \nDate – 11th March 2025 \nTime – 14:30 – 15:45 PM IST \nParticipation: Registrations are now closed. \nVenue – Online over Go to Webinar. \nRecording: \n\nProgram Agenda  \n\n\n\nSession\nSpeakers\nTime Duration\n\n\nOpening Remarks & Context Setting\nAnuradha Kanamarlapudi\, TSDSI Outreach Committee Co-chair (GE Healthcare)\n5 min\n\n\nKeynote Address\nMs Ghazala Faisal\, DDG (Tx)\, DoT\, TEC\n10 min\n\n\nPanel Discussion \n \nModerator – Anuradha Kanamarlapudi\, GE Healthcare \n  \nPanellists: \n1.       Garima Mishra\, TCS \n2.       Noor Fatma\, Eosify Solutions \n3.       Pimmy Gandotra\, Airtel \n4.       Sonali Garg\, HFCL\n45 min\n\n\nQ & A\n10 min\n\n\nClosing Remarks\nAnuradha Kanamarlapudi\, TSDSI Outreach Committee Co-chair (GE Healthcare)\n5 min
URL:https://tsdsi.in/event/women-in-standards-round-table-march-2025/
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SUMMARY:oneM2M Stakeholders Day (12 February 2025: New Delhi\, India\, In Hybrid Mode)
DESCRIPTION:TSDSI\, as Partner Type 1 of oneM2M\, hosted the oneM2M Technical Plenary TP#68 from February 10th to 14th\, 2025\, alongside a mid-week Stakeholders Day conference co-located at Research & Innovation Park\, IIT Delhi\, Hauz Khas\, New Delhi\, India. \nThe mid-week Stakeholders Day Conference was organised on 12th February\, a full day hybrid event that aims to bring together key stakeholders\, experts\, and industry leaders to explore the future of IoT and machine-to-machine (M2M) standards. \nTelecom Engineering Center has earlier adopted TSDSI transposed oneM2M Release 2 and Release 3 standards as national standards. Release 4 is expected to follow suit soon. This workshop provided an opportunity for stakeholders from the user community\, solution and service providers\, developers\, research and academia\, policy and standardization experts to share their viewpoints. \nThe conference featured: \n\nWhitepaper Release – Unveiling of a whitepaper titled “Innovations for Sustainable Urban Living: Insights into Smart City Solutions.”\n\n\nKeynote Talks & Panel discussions: Attendees had the opportunity to interact with IoT/M2M based applications ecosystem players\, including service providers\, and vertical sector users  (such as those in smart cities\, smart agriculture\, healthcare\, disaster management\, education\, Digital Public Infrastructure(DPI)\, industry 4.0)\,  industry leaders\, various national and state departments\, R&D organizations\, academia\, peer  forums\,  policy makers and regulatory agencies and oneM2M experts.\nSolution Showcases: Participants experienced innovative session of IoT/M2M solutions and implementations by select entities from the community.\nDemo & Poster Exhibit: A few IoT players demonstrated and exhibited their existing and potential solutions\, outlining their plans to align with oneM2M standards\, which have been adopted by Telecom Engineering Centre\, Govt of India as National Standards.\n\n A Whitepaper on “Innovations for Sustainable Urban Living: Insights into Smart City Solutions” was released during the Conference. \nDetails: \nSchedule: February 12\, 2025 \nParticipation: Registrations are now closed. \nVenue: Room 3D1 (KANAD)\, 3rd Floor\, D Block\, Research & Innovation Park\, IIT Delhi \nThe Stakeholders Day Report\, highlighting key discussions\, insights\, and outcomes from the conference\, can be accessed here. \nRecordings: \n\n  \nProgram Agenda: \n\n\n\nExhibition of IoT/M2M solutions: 0900 – 1705 (IST)\n\n\nConference Schedule\n\n\nTime (IST)\nSession\nTopic\nSpeaker\n\n\n\n\n0930 – 1000\n\nRegistration \n\n\n\n1000 – 1005\n  \n  \nInaugural Session\nWelcome Address\nN Mohanram\, Director General (TSDSI)\n\n\n1005 – 1025\nSpecial Address\nRoland Hechwartner\, oneM2M TP Chair (Deutsche Telekom)\n\n\n1025 – 1035\nRelease of TSDSI White Paper on “Innovations for Sustainable Urban Living: Insights into Smart City Solutions”\n\n\n1035 – 1045\nInaugural Address\nProf. Anand Srivastava\, Vice Chancellor\, Netaji Subhas University of Technology (NSUT)\n\n\n1045 – 1050\nVote of Thanks\nVijay Madan\, Advisor & Mentor\, TSDSI\n\n\n1050 – 1110\nNetworking Tea\n\n\n1110 – 1130\nSession 1: Pitch Talk\nPoornima Shandilya\, oneM2M Mentor\n\n\n  \n  \n  \n1130 – 1230\n  \n  \n  \nSession 2: IoT/M2M Deployment scenarios & possibilities in context of oneM2M\n  \n  \n  \n2A: India Perspective\nKeynotes: \n–    Mr Harmeet Singh\, Director- Network & Technologies (TEC) \n–     Ram Sajiwan Singh\, DDG-IoT (TEC)\n\n\nPanel Discussion: \nModerator: Ram Sajiwan Singh (TEC) \nPanellists: \n–     Manoj Khanna (INVAS) \n–     SK Mishra (IIT Kanpur) \n–     Manish Sharma (NIUA) \n–     Priyanshu Sharma\, BIS Committee on IoT & Digital Twins (LITD27) \n–     Anuradha Vattem (IIIT Hyderabad) \n–     Anupama Chopra (C-DOT)\n\n\n1230 – 1310\n2B: International Perspective\n–     Massimo Vanetti\, oneM2M RDM WG Chair (SBS aisbl) \n–     Sushil Kumar\, Chair – Asia Pacific Regional Group\, ITU-T SG20 \n–     Ahmed Ramy Fathy\, Vice Chair\, ITU-T SG20 \n–     Luciano Leonel Mendes (Inatel\, Brazil) \n–     Sangita Pahadee\, MD (Nepal Telecom)\n\n\n1310 – 1400\nLunch\n\n\n  \n  \n1400 – 1440\n  \n  \nSession 3\n  \n  \nGlobal Data Standards Landscape Perspective\n–     Vikash Chourasia\, MeitY \n–     JaeSeung Song\, oneM2M TP Vice Chair (Sejong University) \n–     Joachim Koss (JK Consulting) \n–     SeungMyeong Jeong\, oneM2M SDS WG Vice Chair (KETI) \n–     Aloknath De (IEEE)\n\n\n  \n1440 – 1500\n  \nAwareness Session\n  \noneM2M ‘s University Engagement with Academia and Startups\n–     Poornima Shandilya\, oneM2M Mentor (C-DOT) \n–     Luigi Liquori (INRIA) \n–     Anuradha Vattem (IIIT Hyderabad)\n\n\n1500 – 1515\nShort Tea Break\n\n\n  \n1515 – 1600\n  \nSession 4: oneM2M Interworking\n  \n3GPP\, Open Interfaces\, NGSI-LD\, EDGE\, Mapping Existing Systems & Interoperability across verticals\n–     Martin Bauer (NEC Lab) \n–     Arzad A Kherani (IIT Bhilai) \n–     Ingo Friese (Deutsche Telekom) \n–     Andreas Neubacher (Deutsche Telekom)\n\n\n  \n1600 – 1635\n  \nSession 5: Compliance\n  \nConformance & Compliance Certification (India Perspective)\n–     Special Address – Shikha Srivastava\, Director (C-DOT) \n–     Khushboo Sharma (TEC) \n–     Neeraj Dhawan (INVAS) \n–     Miguel A Ortega (ETSI)\n\n\n  \n1635 – 1650\n  \nConference Summary & Key Takeaways\n–     Ram Sajiwan Singh (TEC) \n–     Roland Hechwartner (oneM2M) \n–     Vijay Madan (TSDSI)\n\n\n1650 – 1700\nClosing Session\nClosing Remarks\nN Mohanram (TSDSI)\n\n\n1700 – 1705\nVote of Thanks\nRajesh Kapoor\, Technical Consultant (TSDSI)\n\n\n1705 onwards\nHigh Tea
URL:https://tsdsi.in/event/onem2m-stakeholders-day-2025-new-delhi-india/
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DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20250215
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SUMMARY:oneM2M Technical Plenary Meeting (TP#68) (10 - 14 February 2025: New Delhi\, India)
DESCRIPTION:TSDSI\, as Partner Type 1 of oneM2M\, is hosting the oneM2M Technical Plenary Meeting TP#68 including the working group meetings from February 10th to 14th\, 2025\, and a mid-week Stakeholders Day conference on 12th February co-located in New Delhi\, India. \noneM2M\, launched in 2012\, is a global partnership initiative between seven of the world’s preeminent standards development organizations\, and later joined by TSDSI\, to develop technical specifications for the deployment of interoperable\, scalable and secure machine-to-machine (M2M) and Internet of Things (IoT) systems. oneM2M’s horizontal architecture standardises a set of common service functions that can be readily embedded within various hardware and software\, to serve applications and services in diverse verticals. \noneM2M Releases 2 and 3 have been adopted by Telecom Engineering Centre\, Govt. of India as national standards. ITU-T has also adopted oneM2M Release 2 specifications as Y.4500 series. \nTSDSI plays a key role in representing India’s voice in development of the oneM2M specifications. TSDSI members have made significant contributions to the development of oneM2M specifications. \nParticipation:  \n\nFor oneM2M TP#68: Only representatives of oneM2M Individual Members and some invited observers can participate in the oneM2M TP 68. Kindly register on the oneM2M portal or on the TSDSI portal – oneM2M TP 68 Registration.\nFor Stakeholders Day Conference: Conference is open for participation to members\, non-members at no cost\, upon prior registration. For details\, please click here.\n\nVenue: Room 3D1 (KANAD)\, 3rd Floor\, D Block\, Research & Innovation Park\, IIT Delhi \nSchedule: 10 – 14 February 2025 (oneM2M TP#68); 12 February 2025 (Stakeholders Day Conference) \nThere is also an opportunity for supporting the hosting of the event. Please click here for details. For more information\, please contact Ms. Bindoo Srivastava (bindoo@tsdsi.in) and Mr. Kuljit Singh (kuljit@tsdsi.in). \nAbout oneM2M TP#68: \nThe Technical Plenary TP#68 will have oneM2M IMs deliberate on further development of Release 5 specifications and also initiate discussions Release 6 specifications in the RDM\, SDS and TDE Working group meetings\, to be held in hybrid mode (in person and online) from 10th to 14th February. Besides WG meetings\, the overall plenary would be held on 10th and 14th February 2024. \nRelease 5\, currently under development\, the work in progress\, introduces significant advancements to enhance functionality\, interoperability\, and support for emerging technologies. Key features include improved interworking with protocols and APIs such as ZigBee\, NGSI-LD\, Sensor Things API\, 3GPP; support for edge computing deployment; enhanced data privacy and data regulations compliance; integration with AI/ML into IoT ecosystems using oneM2M’s semantic capabilities; enhanced support for digital twins implementation; and enablement of IoT enabled Metaverse applications. \nAbout the Stakeholders’ Day: \nA mid-week Stakeholders Day conference is being organised on 12th February. This is a full day event that aims to bring together key stakeholders\, experts\, and industry leaders to explore the future of IoT and machine-to-machine (M2M) standards. \nThis event is open for participation to non-members at no cost\, upon prior registration. The conference will feature talks\, panel discussion and live demonstrations. For stakeholders’ day conference details and registration\, please click here
URL:https://tsdsi.in/event/onem2m-technical-plenary-meeting-68/
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DTSTART;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20250131T110000
DTEND;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20250131T130000
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SUMMARY:ITU Innovate for Impact 2025 – Online Awareness Workshop by TSDSI
DESCRIPTION:TSDSI felt proud to organise the ITU Innovate for Impact 2025: online Awareness Workshop on 31 January 2025 from 11:00 Am to 01:00 PM (IST). \nThis Workshop\, successfully gathered a wide array of stakeholders\, including academia\, research entities\, startups\, industry leaders\, policymakers\, NGOs\, civil organizations\, and individual innovators. The workshop served as a critical platform to introduce the upcoming AI for Good 2025 event and set the stage for future collaborations focused on AI-driven solutions to global societal challenges. \nKey Takeaways from the Workshop: \n\nIntroduction to AI for Good 2025: Participants were given an in-depth overview of the AI for Good 2025 event\, its objectives\, and its importance in driving AI solutions that contribute to the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).\nImpactful Case Studies: The workshop highlighted successful case studies from the 2024 edition\, featuring real-world examples of AI-driven innovations that made a significant impact. Attendees had the opportunity to learn from these experiences and explore how to apply these insights moving forward.\nCollaborative Opportunities: The workshop served as a valuable networking space\, offering participants the chance to plug into TSDSI’s mentoring initiatives\, explore new opportunities for collaboration\, and identify ways to contribute to the 2025 Innovate for Impact event.\n\nWe look forward to welcoming even more participants to the AI for Good 2025 event\, where we’ll continue to drive transformative change for a better future. \nFor more details and to stay updated on upcoming events\, please visit here. \nScheduled on : 31 January 2025\, 11:00AM-01:00 PM IST \nVenue: online \nParticipation is closed. \nRecordings:  \n\nProgram Agenda \n\n\n\nTime (IST)\nTopic\nSpeaker\n\n\n11:00 – 11:10\nWelcome and Opening Remarks\nMs Pranita​ Upadhyaya​\, Head of ITU Area Office and Innovation Center\, India\n\n\n11:10 -11:30\nIntroduction to ITU Innovate for Impact 2025\nMr Vishnu Ram OV\, TSDSI\n\n\n11:30 – 12:00\nShowcasing AI for Good 2024 Case Studies\nMs Sonali Garg\, HFCL\nMs S. Priyadarshini\, TATA Elxsi\nMs Garima Mishra\, TCS\n\n\n12:00 – 12:30\nPanel Discussion: Experience sharing from 2024 Winners\nModerator- Mr Vishnu Ram OV\nMs Sonali Garg\, HFCLMs S. Priyadarshini\, TATA Elxsi\nMr P. Prudhvi Krishna\, ITU\nMr Hemant Rath\, TCS\n\n\n12:30 -12:50\nInteractive Session: Q&A and Idea Sharing\nAudience Questions and Clarifications\n\n\n12:50 -13:00\nConcluding Remarks and Next Steps\nMr Vishnu Ram OV\, TSDSI\n\n\n\n  \nWorkshop Contact: \nChandrakanta Rathore (chandrakanta.rathore@tsdsi.in) \nTushar Kulshrestha (tushar.kulshrestha@tsdsi.in)
URL:https://tsdsi.in/event/itu-innovate-for-impact-2025-online-awareness-workshop-by-tsdsi/
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DTSTART;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20250102T150000
DTEND;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20250102T163000
DTSTAMP:20250121T055130Z
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SUMMARY:TSDSI Hall of Fame Awards Ceremony 2nd January 2025; 1500 IST onwards
DESCRIPTION:TSDSI instituted a Roll of Honour in 2019 to recognize individuals who have made significant contributions to TSDSI’s mission. Those who have demonstrated outstanding efforts\, technical contributions\, institutional development\, or have enhanced TSDSI’s reputation within the community are honoured as “TSDSI Fellows”. Fellows receive a commendation certificate\, and their names are featured on the TSDSI website. Details of past awardees are available here. \nThe Awardee for the Hall of Fame 2024 was selected by a Jury Panel from among the nominations received earlier from TSDSI members. \nAn awards ceremony to felicitate the Hall of Fame 2024 Awardee was organized on 2nd January 2025 from 15:00 IST\, in New Delhi. The name of the Awardee is hosted on the TSDSI Website at link here. \nThe award was conferred by Prof. Arogyaswami Paulraj\, Professor (Emeritus)\, Department of Electrical Engineering\, Stanford University. \nSchedule: 2nd January 2025\, 15:00 IST \nParticipation: Registrations are now closed. \nVenue: Desire Hall\, Ground Floor\, Le Meridien\, New Delhi and online \nRecordings: \n\n  \n  \nProgram Agenda \n  \n\n\n\n\nTSDSI Hall of Fame Award Ceremony 2024 \nVenue: Desire Hall\, Ground Floor\, Le Meridien\, New Delhi and Online \nDate: 2nd January 2025 \n\n\n\n\nSchedule (IST) \n\nSession Title\nSpeakers\n\n\n15:00 – 15:05\nWelcome Remarks\nMr N Mohanram\, Director General\, TSDSI\n\n\n15:05 – 15:35\nTSDSI Hall of Fame Awards Ceremony\nAnnouncement of the Awardee and their introduction: \n\nSatish Jamadagni\, Chair TSDSI\nProf Bhaskar Ramamurthi\, Past Chair\, TSDSI\nShri S. Krishnan\, Secretary (MeitY)\n\n\n\n\nConferring of the Award – Prof A Paulraj\n\n\nAcceptance Speech by the Awardee\n\n\n15:35 – 15:40\nRelease of “TSDSI Whitepaper on Quantum Communications”\n\n\n15:40 – 15:50\nIntroducing Technical Standards published recently by TSDSI\n\n\n15:50 – 16:25\nKeynote Talk by Prof A Paulraj \nfollowed by Q&A\nProf. Arogyaswami J. Paulraj\, Professor Emeritus\, Stanford University\n\n\n16:25 – 16:30\nVote of Thanks\nMs Anuradha Agarwal\, TSDSI Hall of Fame 2024 awards – Jury member\n\n\n16:30 – 17:30\n\nHigh Tea
URL:https://tsdsi.in/event/tsdsi-hall-of-fame-awards-ceremony-2025/
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DTSTART;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20241217T100000
DTEND;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20241218T160000
DTSTAMP:20241120T081333Z
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SUMMARY:SGN Technical Plenary #37 (Dec 17 & 18\, 2024)
DESCRIPTION:Date – 17th – 18th December 2024 \nTime – 10 AM – 4 PM on both days \nMode – Online \nDraft agenda will be updated soon. \nRegistrations – Kindly click here to register for the upcoming SGN TP#37
URL:https://tsdsi.in/event/sgn-technical-plenary-37/
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DTSTART;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20241217T100000
DTEND;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20241218T160000
DTSTAMP:20241120T054755Z
CREATED:20241119T071128Z
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SUMMARY:SGSS Technical Plenary #32 (Dec 17 & 18\, 2024)
DESCRIPTION:Date – 17th – 18th December 2024 \nTime – 10 AM – 4 PM on both days \nMode – Online \nDraft agenda will be updated soon. \nRegistrations – Kindly click here to register for the upcoming SGSS TP#32
URL:https://tsdsi.in/event/sgss-technical-plenary-32/
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20241021
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20241024
DTSTAMP:20240501T051858Z
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SUMMARY:ITU Kaleidoscope 2024 Conference - Call for Papers
DESCRIPTION:TSDSI is proud to partner with ITU Kaleidoscope New Delhi 2024 Conference\, being hosted in New Delhi on 21-23 October 2024 in conjunction with the World Telecommunication Standardization Assembly 2024 (WTSA-24). \nKaleidoscope 2024: Innovation and digital transformation for a sustainable world is the fifteenth in a series of peer-reviewed academic conferences organized by ITU to bring together a wide range of views from universities\, industry and research institutions. Its aim is to foster collaboration and discussion on emerging trends in technologies for a digital and sustainable transformation that can benefit humanity. \nThe Conference would be of interest to specialists in the fields of ICT and socio-economic development\, including researchers\, academics\, students\, engineers\, policymakers\, regulators\, and innovators. \nCall for Papers \nThe conference invites original\, academic papers exploring technological innovation and digital transformation’s implications for policy\, regulation\, legal and ethical frameworks\, the economy\, and society. Emphasis is placed on how international ICT standards contribute to achieving the UN SDGs. \nContributions should delve into cutting-edge research\, transformative technologies\, and innovative practices that underpin the digital revolution with a focus on sustainability and standardization. From the fundamental restructuring of network infrastructures to the applications shaping sustainable development\, and the enabling technologies driving these advancements\, the conference seeks to explore the multi-dimensional facets of innovation and digital transformation. \n\nSubmission of full\, original papers should be within eight pages\, including a summary and references\, using the template available on the event website\nAll papers will go through a double-blind peer-review process\nSubmission must be made electronically; see http://itu.int/go/K-2024 for more details on online submission (EDAS)\nPaper proposals will be evaluated according to content\, originality\, clarity\, relevance to the conference’s theme and\, in particular\, significance to future standards\nSuggested (non-exclusive) List of Topics is provided below.\n\nKey Dates \n\nSubmission of full paper proposals: 20 May 2024\nNotification of paper acceptance: 12 July 2024\nSubmission of camera-ready accepted papers: 2 August 2024\n\nPublication & Presentation \nAccepted and presented papers will be published in the Conference Proceedings. \nAWARDS \n\nA prize fund totalling CHF 6\,000 will be shared among the authors of the three best papers\, as judged by the Steering and Technical Programme Committees.\nIn addition\, young authors of up to 30 years of age presenting accepted papers will receive Young Author Recognition certificates.\n\n  \nSuggested (non-exclusive) List of Topics \n\n\n\nTrack 1–Technology next-generation\, network architectures\n•     Future mobile and wireless communication networks and network infrastructures (5G and beyond) \n•     Energy-efficient cloud computing and sustainability \n•     Cyber-physical systems for environmental monitoring and management \n•     System architectures for extended Reality (XR)\, metaverse\, and Immersive Live Experience (ILE) \n•     Security\, privacy\, and trust in decentralized and distributed systems \n•     Edge computing and fog computing for real-time applications \n•     Machine learning and AI-driven optimization in sustainable solutions: Quality of Service (QoS)\, Quality of Experience (QoE) and performance \n•     Network resilience in disaster relief and recovery systems \n•     Quantum communication for secure and resilient networks \n•     Optical and wireless communication convergence system \n•     Long-distance and ultra-high-speed transmission network systems (terabit\, exabit) \n•     Efficient communication and design in IoT and sensor networks\n\n\nTrack 2–Applications & Services for Sustainable Development \n \n•     AI-driven personalized e-services for health and well-being \n•     IoT applications for water quality monitoring and sanitation \n•     Sustainable energy services \n•     Smart transportation and urban mobility applications \n•     Data analytics for monitoring and assessing development goals \n•     Robotics and drones for eco-friendly applications \n•     Technology for aging in place and ambient assistive living \n•     Sustainable smart cities and communities \n•     Provision of adequate security and privacy services\n\n\nTrack 3 – Enabling Technologies\n•     Data processing\, management and analytics \n•     Interoperability in decentralized and distributed systems \n•     Next-generation human-computer interaction \n•     Location-based services and spatial registration technologies \n•     Semantic computing and communications \n•     Service chaining\, orchestration and federation \n•     Technology convergence: computing network convergence\, IT/OT (operational technology) convergence\, etc. \n•     Modelling and simulation for digital twins and digital humans \n•     Emerging AI techniques and algorithms including Generative AI \n•     Edge intelligence with on device AI \n•     Blockchain/distributed ledger technologies with incentive and consensus mechanisms \n•     Technologies for quality and sustainable online education \n•     Alternate technology options for rural connectivity \n•     Integration of existing mechanisms to provide for security and privacy\n\n\nTrack 4 – Social\, Economic\, Environmental & Policy Aspects for Sustainable Development\n•     Standards and regulations for sustainable development and sustainable ICT solutions \n•     ICT strategies for sustainable development \n•     Regulatory mechanisms under the convergence paradigm \n•     Environmental implications of cloud computing services \n•     Accessibility and usability in technology solutions \n•     Engineering education for sustainable development \n•     Modelling of the role of technology in society \n•     Intellectual property rights in the digital era \n•     Conformance and interoperability for global technology adoption \n•     Regulation to enforce adequate security and privacy mechanisms \n•     Generating a sustainable echo-system for the Startups\n\n\n\n  \nContact person: \n\nInquiries should be addressed to Alessia Magliarditi at kaleidoscope@itu.int\nTSDSI point of contact: Chandrakanta Rathore at chandrakanta.rathore@tsdsi.in
URL:https://tsdsi.in/event/itu-kaleidoscope-2024-conference-call-for-papers/
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DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20241019
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SUMMARY:3GPP SA WG Meetings at Novotel Hitex HICC Hyderabad (14th-18th October 2024)
DESCRIPTION:TSDSI is proud to announce that it is hosting the 3GPP WG SA2#165\, SA3#118\, SA5#157 and SA6#63 meetings in Hyderabad\, India from 14-18 October 2024. \nSchedule: \n\n\n\nSA Name\nMeeting Dates\n\n\nSA2#165\n14-18 October 2024\n\n\nSA3#118\n14-18 October 2024\n\n\nSA5#157\n14-18 October 2024\n\n\nSA6#63\n14-18 October 2024\n\n\n\nParticipation: Representatives of 3GPP Individual Members can participate in these meetings by registering with their 3GU Account\, at the following links: \n3GPP SA2#165 \n3GPP SA3#118 \n3GPP SA5#157 \n3GPP SA6#63 \n  \nVenue: \n\n3GPP WG Meetings (SA2#165\, SA3#118\, SA5#157 and SA6#63) – Novotel Hitex HICC Hyderabad\n\nMeeting Invitation: Meeting Invitation letter is available at link below: \n3GPP WG SA Meetings invitation letter \n  \nVisa Support: \nDelegates needing visa support letters for attending the meeting may request for the same by filling up a visa support request form: Visa Support Letter Portal: TSDSI Registration/Visa Support Portal. It  may be noted that you will have to provide your meeting and hotel reservation details in the form. \n  \nAccommodation: \n\nA block of rooms IS reserved for 3GPP delegates at discounted rates that include complimentary BREAKFAST\, LUNCH and INTERNET. This was made possible with the hosts guaranteeing a minimum number of rooms.\nThe hosts highly recommended that you stay at the meeting hotel for your comfort\, convenience and the sustainability of 3GPP meeting hosting model.\nHotel reservations must be made using the reservation link provided\, to ensure that the hotel recognizes you as a 3GPP delegate.\nThe CUT-OFF DATE for reserving rooms at negotiated price is August 31\, 2024. The negotiated block of rooms will be released after this date.\n\n  \nCall for Sponsorships to support hosting of the meetings is open. Please visit here for details.
URL:https://tsdsi.in/event/3gpp-sa-wg-meetings-at-novotel-hitex-hicc-hyderabad/
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DTSTART;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20240926T100000
DTEND;TZID=Asia/Kolkata:20240927T160000
DTSTAMP:20240930T052230Z
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SUMMARY:SGN Technical Plenary #36 (Sep 26 & 27\, 2024)
DESCRIPTION:Telecommunication Standards Development Society\, India (TSDSI) SG – Networks Technical Plenary Meeting#36 \nDate: 26th and 27th September 2024 Location: IITM Research Park\, Chennai \nDraft Agenda \nAll the documents to be presented in this meeting are uploaded here \n  \n\n\n\nMeeting Date and Time\nDay 1: 26th Sep 2024 from 10:00 – 16:00 hrs IST \nDay 2: 27th Sep 2024 from 10:00 – 16:30 hrs IST\n\n\nMeeting Registration Link (GTW)\nhttps://attendee.gotowebinar.com/register/6414141160319758686\n\n\nTea Break (for both days)\n11:00 – 11:15 hrs IST\n\n\nLunch Time (for Day 1) \nLunch Time (for Day 2)\n13:00 – 14:00 hrs IST \n14:00 – 15:00 hrs IST\n\n\n\n  \n  \n\n\n\nAGENDA DAY #1: 26th Sep 2024 (Thu) \n  \nAgenda Items\n\n\n  \n1.       Introduction\, announcements\, and approval of Agenda & Previous Minutes: \n1.1   Welcome\, Introductions and Approval of Agenda \n1.2   Read out the IPR policy of TSDSI \n1.3   Read out of Anti-Trust policy of TSDSI \n1.4   Read out of Software Copyrights Policy of TSDSI \n1.5   Approval of minutes of the last SGN TP meeting#35 held on 8th and 9th July 2024 \n  \n2.   Summaries of Email Discussions from the July 2024 TP \n  \n3.   TR/TS Publication Status \n  \n4.     New Items proposals /Contributions /Percentage status \n  \n4.1 NIP 372 (V1.0.1) Optimized RIS Control Updates for Dynamic Wireless Environments [Smriti Kumar/IIT Bhilai] \n4.2 NIP 363 (V2.0.0) Trusted node mapping for diverse Quantum channels [Manjunath Ramachandra/Wipro] \n4.3 NIP 364 (V2.0.0) Under water QKD [Manjunath Ramachandra/Wipro] \n4.4 SWIC 983 (V1.0.1) A Key Issue related to Handling of Diverse Services in Future Mobile Networks [Rashmi Yadav/IIT Bombay] \n4.5 SWIC 987 (V1.0.1) System Requirements for NR based Future Railways Mobile Communication System [Siddharth Das/Nokia] \n4.6 SWIC 989 LLS Assumptions for NTN and Evaluation Results for Candidate Waveforms [Vinay Shrivastava/Reliance Jio] \n4.7 SWIC 991 Use case categorization and Sensing resolution for JCAS [Dileep/CEWiT] \n4.8 SWIC 994 Discussion on Qualitative Performance Analysis of DFT Codebooks for “Near Field Communication with Extreme – MIMO [Mohamed Ershadh/CEWiT]\n\n\nEnd of Day 1 of SGN TP meeting #36\n\n\n  \nNote- Please note that the sequencing of the new proposals/contributions received might change depending on the decision on the approval of the draft agenda and time taken by different items of agenda. Some of the items scheduled to be taken up on Day 1 might move to Day 2 and vice \nversa.\n\n\n\n\n\n\n  \n  \n4. New Items proposals /Contributions /Percentage status (Continued). \n  \n4.9    SWIC 997 (V1.0.1) Update to WI-284 – V2.0 of TS on – Methods and interface design for RIS-assisted    communication systems [Pradeep/Reliance Jio] \n4.10  SWIC 999 Input contribution to Role of Edge Intelligence in a 6G Communication Network [Vinosh James/ Qualcomm] \n4.11  SWIC 1000 Input contribution to Minimum Performance Spec for Mobile Devices [Vinosh James/Qualcomm] \n4.12  SWIC 1001 Current state of UCaaS\, its application areas and 5G Network Slicing [Misbah Manzoor/IIT Delhi] \n4.13  SWIC 1003 Text Proposal for NES TR for Cell-DTX/DRX [Srinivasan Selvaganapathy/Nokia] \n4.14  NIP 377 TSDSI Contribution to ITU-R IMT-2030 TPR Development [Satish Jamadagni/Reliance Jio] \n  \n5.        Approval of Transposed New/Updated 3GPP Specifications \n5.1   Release 13 \n5.2   Release 14 \n5.3   Release 15 \n5.4   Release 16 \n5.5   Release 17 \n5.6   Release 18 \n  \n6.       Liaison Statements \n6.1     Incoming Liaison Statement \n6.2   Outgoing Liaison Statement \n  \n7.       Any Other Items \n \n\n\n\n\n\n\nAGENDA DAY #2: 27th Sep 2024 (Fri) \n  \nAgenda Items\n\n\n\n  \n  \n\n\n\nEnd of Day 2 (Requesting the participants to please fill the Feedback form) \nhttps://tsdsi.in/feedback-form-for-technical-plenary-meetings/\n\n\n\n\n\n\n  \n  \nJoint session for SGN and SGSS in common room and common tool  \n(3 PM to 4:30 PM) \nhttps://meet.goto.com/407027589 \n  \n  \n1.       Discussion on how to organize work items under the 6G umbrella for a given standards cycle [R Jio] \n2.       SGN SWIC 996 Update to Adopted Specifications from ATSC 3.0 standards [Adrish Banerjee/IIT Kanpur] \n3.       SGN SWIC 998 (V1.1.0) Update to Adopted Specifications from ATSC 3.0 standards: Clarifications to the observations of TEC [Adrish Banerjee/IIT Kanpur] TEC communication on adoption of ATSC 3.0 \n4.       SGSS SWIC950 Update to adopted specifications from ATSC 3.0 standards [IIT \nKanpur] \n5.       SGSS SWIC988 Discussion document to the ATSC 3.0 standards Adoption P2 \n[Qualcomm] \n6.       SGN SWIC 1005 Discussion document to the ATSC 3.0 standards Adoption P2 [Vinosh   James/Qualcomm] \n  \n  \n7. Presentation – Global SDO Updates \n7.1  3GPP\, ITU-R (A.K. Mittal) \n7.2  oneM2M (Vijay Madan) \n7.3  ITU-T\, WTSA (Vishnu Ram) \n8. Marcom Updates \n9. Email discussion status on roadmap committee updates \n10. Closing Plenary \n \n\n\n\nDate – 26th – 27th September 2024 \nMode – Hybrid \nTime – 10 AM – 4 PM on both days \nMeeting Venue – A5-1\, IIT Madras Research Park\, \n       Kanagam Road\, Taramani\, Chennai – 600113 \nRegistrations – Registrations are now closed.
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