The Indian Department of Telecommunications will not auction the 600 MHz spectrum in the upcoming 5G auction due to concerns about interfer...

Indian mobile phone operators are urging the government to auction spectrum for direct-to-mobile (D2M) services in a technology-neutral man...

Telecom operators in India have been demanding 6 GHz band for IMT as it would be pivotal for meeting national connectivity goals and future...

India's telcos are concerned about the Indian delegation's interventions regarding the 6 GHz spectrum band at the World Radiocommunications...

In a letter to union telecom minister Ashwini Vaishnaw on December 13, Cellular Operators Association of India said that failure to designa...

Indian telecom companies are concerned about India's interventions at the World Radiocommunications Conference regarding the 6 GHz spectrum...

In India, currently, the 6 GHz band is used partly by the Indian Space Research Organisation for its satellite operations. The ITU World Ra...

While the US, which has delicensed the entire band, is pushing for a resolution in its favour, China, which has allocated the band for 5G/6...

GSMA, the global telecom operators' body, has raised concerns about India's approach to the 6 GHz spectrum band at the ongoing World Radioc...

The best suited spectrum for 5G and 6G is mid-band, and if the requirement can be met through c-band (3.3-4.2 GHz), which is part of mid-ba...

A committee formed by the Department of Telecommunications (DoT) in India to look into the allocation of 6 GHz spectrum has faced criticism...

"Wi-Fi services in India already have sufficient spectrum in the 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz bands (totaling 688 MHz) to meet the demand for Wi-Fi ac...

The Department of Telecommunications (DoT) has allotted 10 MHz spectrum from the 806-824 MHz band to the Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) for...

The GSMA estimates that during the 2025-30 timeframe, the total spectrum demand for mid-bands will be approximately 2000 megahertz per mark...

According to officials, DoT has formed an internal committee to chalk out a strategy to incorporate 37.0-42.5 GHz as international mobile t...

Rathore said that his ministry had conveyed its concurrence to a proposal from Communications and IT ministry, to which Prasar Bharati had ...

India has joined nations that seek to free up idle television broadcast airwaves in the 470-698 MHz range, for mobile broadband services.