Telecom subscriber base rose marginally to 1,170.38 million in December 2022 on account of an increase in fixed line connections, according to official data.
The total subscriber base in the country was at 1,170.17 million in...
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Telecom Regulatory Authority Of India (TRAI), Act,1997, is the statutory body set up by the Government of India, to regulate the Telecommunications services in India.
Telecom subscriber base rose marginally to 1,170.38 million in December 2022 on account of an increase in fixed line connections, according to official data.
The total subscriber base in the country was at 1,170.17 million in...
Broadcast and telecom regulator TRAI yesterday announced a series of initiatives, including a consuktation paper on FM radio and extending the deadline for submission in another discussion paper on 'Telecommunication Infrastructure Sharing, Spectrum Sharing and Sp...
Even as the draft Indian Telecommunications Bill 2022 is being discussed in public and would be reviewed by the government after collating the feedbacks, regulator TRAI issued on Monday a consultation paper on ‘Regulating Converged Digital Technologies and Services - Enabl...
Even as a case filed by MSOs and a section of cable ops against TRAI’s tariff regime is pending final hearing in February in a court, the broadcast regulator on Thursday directed the distribution platforms to file their declared tariff as per mandated guidelines o...
The Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) on Friday released a consultation paper on license fee and policy matters relating to DTH services in the country.
The Kerala High Court has listed for January 6 a case against broadcast regulator TRAI’s amended 2022 tariff regulations, which was filed by two industry organisations of MSOs and LCOs.
However, at this point of time it is not clear when a hearing on the petition will start.