At present, over 84% of the spectrum has been provisionally allocated to bidders and a majority of service areas are experiencing high leve...

Last August, Bharti Airtel raised $349.6 million from selling close to a 4.5% stake in Infratel, to comply with the minimum listing require...

Govt set a base price of Rs 3,705 cr for every MHz of nationwide spectrum in the 2100 megahertz spectrum auction, telecom minister said.

The DoT, however, isn't in favour of auctioning the freed-up 3G airwaves along with the 2G bandwidth due to be sold next February, dashing ...

The telecom department has said that the defence ministry is yet to agree to swap 3G airwaves for spectrum in the 1900 Mhz frequency.

Defence ministry hasn’t agreed to swap bandwidth, dealing a blow to administration’s plans of generating an estimated Rs 5,000 cr revenue t...

Bharti Airtel, Vodafone and Idea Cellular will soon be slapped with another round of show cause notices and penalties for ‘giving’ their th...

Aircel will cut 12% of its workforce following its decision to reduce operations in five unprofitable regions amid surging costs and severe...

The DoT said it would hold simultaneous, multiple-round auctions for each region, on similar lines as the 3G spectrum auctions in 2010.

MTNL's Mauritius arm will launch 3G services there later this year, after finalizing plans for deploying this facility at its board meeting.

The government is likely to come out with a plan for using windfall gains, such as those from the auction of 3G airwaves, more productively...

State-owned BSNL is set to invite bids from private operators to share its third generation airwaves, a company official told ET.

The finance ministry has asked Aircel to submit details of its bank accounts, loans and other remittances it had obtained in the form of fo...

The absence of a pan-India 3G licence winner may spell good news for state-owned telcos BSNL and MTNL as private operators will have to app...

The government has decided to stay with the plan of auctioning four slots of radio bandwidth.

Department of Telecom (DoT) has now said that the armed forces are entitled to a maximum of only 10 MHz of third generation (3G) airwaves.

DoT has finally mapped out the availability of third generation (3G) airwaves that can be put up for the upcoming auctions across the count...