India's telecom operators led by a lobby group Cellular Operators Association of India has been long-demanding spectrum sharing and trading.

Bharti Airtel, India’s leading operator, Tuesday tied up with China Mobile to work towards the growth of the 4G ecosystem.

GSMA has warned that India’s upcoming auctions where a limited amount of 3G spectrum at very high base price could be put up for sale.

The GSM mobile user base stood at 67.03 crore at the end of November 2014, the Cellular Operators Association of India (COAI) said today.

According to GSMA Intelligence, a research wing of the group, India's 3G and 4G broadband connections stood at 88 million by the quarter en...

The state-run telco has been unable to place advance purchase orders with Finland's Nokia Networks, which had emerged the lowest bidder for...

India has gained considerable influence in the decision making process of the global telecom industry on the back of huge mobile subscriber...

NTRO’s off-the-air GSM monitoring device was deployed in Kashmir in February 2007, when Congress general secretary Digvijay Singh’s phone i...

Telecom companies are in talks with the Intelligence Bureau (IB) to address security concerns over the software they have developed to prov...

Communications ministry plans to impose a penalty on per-day basis on all GSM operators for not disconnecting mobile services on handsets t...

On and after February 22, millions of pre-paid cellular users in Jammu and Kashmir and northeast states may no longer be able to use their ...

Govt is examining the possibility of banning pre-paid cellular services in security sensitive areas from February 22.

UshaComm India, a group company of Usha Martin on Tuesday said it has won a two million dollar contract for Nepal Telecom (Nepal Doorsancha...

Airtel and Nokia Siemens ink the deal for expansion of Airtel's mobile, fixed and intelligent network platforms.

In yet another landmark for the cellular industry, India has added highest number of mobile subscribers in the world during August.

Even as the mobile phone community today celebrated hitting the 2.5 billion mark in subscriptions across the globe, India has reasons to ch...

Driving could soon be a pleasant experience with technology providing 'virtual' traffic solutions.