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320 mobile towers found exceeding prescribed EMF radiation limits as on Dec 2022: MoS TelecomAs on December 31, 2022, penalties of Rs 13.10 crore have been recovered from defaulting telcom service providers for exceeding the prescri...- Time to dispel myth around radiation’s ill effects: Manoj SinhaLaunching the 'Tarang Sanchar' web portal, Telecom Minister Manoj Sinha hoped the site will help in clearing "myths and misconceptions" abo...
- No apparent health effects due to radiation by mobile towers: TRAIThe emission levels in India are kept at 1/10th of the global standards recommended by International Commission on Non-Ionizing Radiation P...
- Telcos ready to partner government to dispel consumers’ tower radiation fearsGSMA said that the group wants DoT to start awareness campaigns and is willing to be a part of such move to disperse radiation fears among ...
- Telecom companies fined Rs 10.80-crore for exceeding radiation limits: GovernmentThe government has imposed total penalty of 10.80 crore on telecom operators for exceeding prescribed electronic frequency (EMF) limits.
- No stricter norms for towers, mobilesThe government has decided against tightening radiation emission norms for cellular towers despite concerns over their ill-effects on healt...
- Mobile radiation not harmful, health experts and doctorsA group of health experts and doctors have come together on the same platform to dispel fears of harmful effects of radiation from mobile p...
- DoT asks municipal bodies to send radiation complaints to cellThe Department of Telecom has asked municipal bodies in Delhi and NCR to forward complaints related to mobile radiation to local cells desi...
- Anti-radiation activists squirm as panel rubbishes IIT prof's claimsThe damning report of a government-appointed panel against IIT professor Girish Kumar, whose studies activists have been quoting in their b...
- Dispel false fears on mobile phone tower radiation: Panel tells govermentConcerns over the risks from EMF radiation from telecom towers have led to several cos being asked to remove such structures from some key ...
- National MNP will pose challenges for telcos: Rajan S Mathews, COAI'The challenges relate principally to the reconfiguration of the networks, call routing, call scenario testing, circuit provisioning, etc.'
- Procure own EMF testing equipment for towers: Parliament panel to DoTParliamentary panel criticised DoT for using equipment provided by telecom operators to test radiation levels of towers & asked the dept to...
- Stricter radiation norms may hurt in the long run, says radiation expertGiving the example of WHO headquarters in Geneva, which has 3 mobile towers, Repacholi said that similar practice should be adopted in Indi...
- DoT panel for doubling penalty on towers for EMF limit breachA committee, formed by Department of Telecom has recommended doubling the penalty to Rs 10 lakh per mobile tower if it is found breaching E...
- New tower norms industry friendly, say telecom bodiesTelecom industry bodies welcomed guidelines for setting up towers across the country as it would help mobile cos to offer better network co...
- Government seeks research proposals to study mobile radiationGovernment has called for research proposals to study the possible impact of electromagnetic frequency radiation on humans and living organ...
- Government seeks research proposals to study mobile radiationAmid concerns over radiation from cell phone towers, government on Friday called for research proposals to study the possible impact of ele...
- Emissions from telecom towers is central subject: COAICOAI wants the Centre to instruct states on the policy on radiation emissions from telecom towers, saying the subject comes under the centr...
- Emissions from telecom towers is Central subject: COAIGSM industry body COAI wants the Centre to instruct states on the policy on radiation emissions from telecom towers, saying the subject com...
- Mobile Towers: Government decides to cut radiation limits to a tenth from September 1From Sept 1 this year, India will lower the level to onetenth of the prevailing standard – from 9.2 w/m2 (watt per square metre) to 0.92 w/...
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