well... the good thing is that jio is already using ipv6 by default. so their users would not face the same problems faced by users on other isps. the requirement for a public ip is a real thing. but is not something that is required by a large number of customers. eventually more isps would switch to ipv6. i do remember reading about some deadlines that dot or trai had announced for migration to ipv6 for government bodies. nothing came out of them i guess.
sadly the focus seems to be switching to dual stack which i am guessing would not fix the problem with lack of public ip provided to individual customers.
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