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Ministry of information and broadcasting releases draft rules to 'consolidate' broadcasting sectorThe Ministry of Information and Broadcasting has released draft rules to bring television, radio, DTH, HITS, and IPTV services under the Te...- Invested in US stocks directly and made forex gains due to depreciating Rupee? Know how to compute tax on forex gains and report it in ITRIndian residents investing in US stocks face forex gains tax. These gains are taxable as capital gains when US dollars are converted back t...
- IRCTC Scam: Delhi HC issues notice in disproportionate assets case, directs trial court to rescheduleThe Delhi High Court has intervened in the IRCTC scam-related disproportionate assets case involving a former CBI employee. The accused's f...
- Centre to penalise any damage to telecom infrastructure due to excavationThe DoT has notified the Indian Telegraph (Infrastructure Safety) Rules, 2022 to protect telecom infrastructure from damages. The rules lay...
- New telecom bill likely to be in place in 6-10 months: Aswini VaishnawThe Department of Telecommunications has set the deadline of October 20 on the draft bill.
- TAIPA calls for implementation of network roll out rules notified 3 years agoOut of the remaining states and UTs, Delhi, West Bengal, Himachal Pradesh, Punjab, Chandigarh, Gujarat, Chhattisgarh, Kerala, Karnataka, An...
- Telephone calls of NSA Ajit Doval & former CBI spl Director were not intercepted at any point of time: CBI to courtThe agency has said it has always adhered to the laid down norms for telephonic surveillance.
- Telcos ask etailers to stop sale of signal boostersCOAI has noted that the specifications of boosters and repeaters sold online claim that these devices enhance signals across the 800 MHz, 9...
- Testing must for telecom equipment from Oct 2018: DoT“The fee charged for testing carried out by the telegraph authority from the person who offers the telegraph for testing shall not exceed R...
- Department of Telecom working on stricter rules for tracking lost cell phonesThe International Mobile Equipment Identity Number (IMEI) helps security agencies in tracking mobile phones as well as calls made from them.
- Government approves 5,000 call interception requests a month: Ravi Shankar PrasadThe minister informed the house that the Rule 419(A) of Indian Telegraph Rules allows lawful interception of phones under unavoidable circu...
- Government issues 5,000 call interception orders a month on averageThe interception of telephone conversation is done by law enforcement agencies under provisions in Section 5(2) of Indian Telegraph Act, 18...
- Department of Telecom suggests amendment in Telegraph rules for mobile phonesBureau of India Standards is also working on safety standards for mobile handsets along with the Telecom Engineering Centre (TEC), technica...
- DoT to amend Indian Telegraph Rules to locally screen imported mobile phones, BIS to frame mobile phone standardsDoT plans to tweak ITR, 1951, by including 'mobile phones' within definition of the word 'telegraph' to ensure mobile operators only deploy...
- Prepare yourself to be snooped in the interest of national securityA new automated surveillance system will be geared to track all kinds of pvt communication over landline, mobile, satellite, internet and e...
- Conflicting regulatory policy changes irk telecom firmsGovernment departments appear to be working at cross purposes in overhauling key telecom laws, which is likely to trigger more uncertainty.
- For CDR, Intel will need Home Secretary nod; Home, telecom ministry finalise changesThe Centre plans to amend the law to regulate requisition of call detail records by central intelligence agencies from telecom operators.
- All telecoms gear may have to undergo TEC test before deploymentThe telecoms department will soon expand the Indian Telegraph Rules to include detailed modalities for such mandatory testing and certifica...
- Can those calls from 70xxx..... build brands?Telcos themselves resort to a lot of unsolicited SMS and IVR for communicating their product/tariff offers to subscribers and do not wish t...
- Telecom ministry moots up to Rs 2-cr penalty on tappingAmid debates over phone-tapping and making conversations public without authorisation, the telecom ministry has proposed a penalty of up to...
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