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• Divided on Spectrum - Allocation issues yet to be resolved
• Lower Entry Barrier - Long distance policy invites competition
• Foreign Funds to Flow - FDI hike approved
• MTNL and BSNL oppose TRAI's recommendation to open up the last mile for private operators
• TRAI asks Hutchison and Idea to not discriminate between private and government-owned operators
• DoT decides to end the deputation of some 1,000 officials to BSNL and MTNL
• DoT suggests a reduction in the revenue share licence fee across services
• Spectrum management issue to be taken up by the Parliamentary Standing Committee
• Cabinet says that a majority of the directors on the boards of telecom companies with foreign stakes be Indian citizens
• Cabinet approves an increase in FDI limit from 49 per cent to 74 per cent
• USO Fund is available for all players and not just for BSNL
• Dayanidhi Maran says that OneIndia policy will be in place by January 2006
• DoT seeking speedy implementation of the carrier access code
• DoT announces a reduction in NLD and ILD annual licence fee to 6 per cent
• Fracas Over Fixed Wireless Phone service - Should fixed wireless be treated as a fixed service or a mobile service?
• TRAI's recommendations to increase rural reach - TRAI recommendations for increasing rural teledensity
• TTSL Troubles - BSNL threatens disconnection
• Bullish on Broadband - Operators cater to the growing demand for high speed connectivity
• TRAI Performance Indicators Report: April-June 2005 - Highlights of TRAI report for the period April-June 2005
• TRAI Takes on DoT - Proposes phased ADC withdrawal
• TRAI says no cartelisation by private players in the long distance telephony sector
• Government considering a new NLD policy to facilitate the entry of new players
• Private service operators ask TRAI to implement number portability in the fixed line segment.
• Rliance Infocomm opposes mobile number portability
• TRAI asks DoT not to issue directives disallowing differential tariffs for intra-network calls