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The Department of Telecommunications (DoT) has issued a policy directive to the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) stating that access deficit charge (ADC) should be levied on a percentage share ...
The government is considering freezing all fresh allocations of radio frequency until the spectrum policy is finalised. The government is considering freezing all fresh allocations of radio frequency ...
The government has proposed a joint working group of GSM and CDMA operators to resolve all contentious issues between the two sides, including spectrum allocation, ADC and interconnection. The government ...
DoT, in a directive, has stated that fixed wireless phones be treated as limited mobile services. DoT, in a directive, has stated that fixed wireless phones be treated as limited mobile services. The ...
DoT is planning to reduce the net worth requirement for NLD operators from Rs 25 billion to Rs 6.25 billion, under new licence conditions. DoT is planning to reduce the net worth requirement for NLD ...
The government plans to spend Rs 171.86 billion on the telecom sector in fiscal year 2005-06. Of this, a large chunk will be spent on providing phone connections, largely cellular. The government plans ...
The government's OneIndia uniform tariff plan is likely to comprise two types of call rates. The government's OneIndia uniform tariff plan is likely to comprise two types of call rates. The current ...
The government is likely to impose an entry fee of Rs 5 billion for 3G mobile service spectrum, in order to settle the conflict between the finance ministry and DoT. The government is likely to impose ...
9. TRAI's releases market share of operators
News - September 15, 2005
TRAI's recent figures put the market share of private operators in terms of subscriber numbers over that of public sector units, BSNL and Mahanagar Telephone Nigam Limited (MTNL). TRAI's recent figures ...
In a recently released consultation paper, TRAI has recommended overhauling the country's internet backbone to move to the next-generation protocol, called IPv6, from IPv4, to facilitate the growth of ...
According to TRAI, 3 million subscribers were added during the A month of August 2005, as compared to 2.72 million subscriber additions in July 2005. According to TRAI, 3 million subscribers were added ...
Basic and cellular service providers are opposing the government's OneIndia plan. Basic and cellular service providers are opposing the government's OneIndia plan. They have written to DoT expressing ...
Likewise, the Association of Unified Service Providers of India (AUSPI) has claimed that market forces were already bringing down the per-minute long distance call charges to below Re 1 and that there ...
BSNL has reportedly sought a reimbursement of Rs 53.85 billion from the government to help it meet its target of providing 6.5 million mobile connections and 1 million fixed lines. BSNL has reportedly ...
Tata Teleservices Limited (TTSL) has approached the Telecom Disputes Settlement Appellate Tribunal (TDSAT), accusing Reliance Infocomm of failing to provide interconnection in 12 circles for its mobile ...
TTSL has decided to switch its billing system from a per-second pulse to a per-minute pulse and devise a differential tariff plan for calls made within its own network. TTSL has decided to switch its ...
BSNL may invite bids from its existing vendors for a GSM tender to install an additional capacity of 60 million lines. BSNL may invite bids from its existing vendors for a GSM tender to install an ...
BTVL has awarded an outsourcing contract to IBM, Daksh, MphasiS, Teletech and Hinduja TMT Limited to service its customers across 23 circles for three to five years. BTVL has awarded an outsourcing ...
BTVL has announced that it will invest over Rs 15 billion in 2005-06 to expand broadband and telephone services to achieve a tar- get of 2.5 million users by March 2007. BTVL has announced that it ...
Reliance Telecom Limited (RTL), the GSM arm of Anil Dhirubhai Ambani Enterprises (ADAE), is set to expand its coverage beyond the seven circles in which it is currently present. Reliance Telecom Limited ...
Hutchison Max Telecom Limited has changed its name to Hutchison Essar Limited, following the consolidation of five entities under the former, earlier this year. Hutchison Max Telecom Limited has changed ...
GSM-based service providers have demanded a refund of Rs 2.25 billion from DoT. GSM-based service providers have demanded a refund of Rs 2.25 billion from DoT. The refund demand is in lieu of extra ...
nternational bandwidth prices are set to come down with TRAI reinforcing its earlier announced ceiling for international private leased circuits (IPLCs). nternational bandwidth prices are set to come ...
ISPs who had discontinued providing VPN services under the amended licence issued by DoT in January 2005, are awaiting the government's approval to restart these services. ISPs who had discontinued ...
BSNL is trying to attract internet users to its Wi-Fi internet centres with low introductory tariffs and high speed net access. BSNL is trying to attract internet users to its Wi-Fi internet centres ...
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