The government has made it clear that it is not harmful to health while 5G mobile service testing is in full swing in the country. Strict rules have been put in place for electrical and magnetic radiation from mobile towers. According to the Ministry of Telecommunications, the International Commission on Non-ionized Radiation Protection has imposed 10 fold stricter rules in India than the limits set for radiation. Magnetic radiation from the 5G mobile phone tower has been accused of being detrimental to health. Bollywood actress Juhi Chawla has filed a lawsuit in court. The Department of Telecommunications, however, has made it clear that there is no basis for saying that 5G radiation is harmful to human health. This is according to the department based on the information available all over the world. The World Health Organization (WHO) has not yet commented. Not only the government but also the telecom industry partners have made it clear that 5G radiation has no detrimental effect on people's health. Representatives of the telecom industry, who recently appeared before a parliamentary committee headed by Congress MP Shashi Tharur, made the reassurance.
People can find out how much radiation is emitted from the 5G towers around them through the waveguide portal. Otherwise, if anyone wants to take a special exam, they can take the exam through the Department of Telecom for Rs 5,000. The Government of India is strictly adhering to the radiation limit set by the ICNIRP for bands ranging from 100kHz to 300GHz. 5G mobile services, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, mobile phones and base stations all come under it. The ICNIRP guidelines were adopted in 2008 by the Department of Telecom. The World Health Organization also recommends that these guidelines be followed. In 2010, there was widespread dissatisfaction with the mobile phone tower. Various quarters have complained that it is detrimental to health. An inter-ministerial group comprising officials from the Department of Telecom, the Indian Council of Medical Research, the Department of Biotechnology and the Ministry of Environment and Forests was formed to find out the real truth. The committee said in a report that studies from various laboratories had not shown any direct impact on telecom tower health. The relationship between radio waves radiation and health has also not been clarified in scientific studies. In 2014, the mobile tower tower was once again reviewed. A committee was constituted on the orders of the Lucknow bench of the Allahabad High Court. The committee also said in its report that mobile phone tower radiation had no direct impact on health.
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