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In a first, government will seek your inputs on India's new Telecom policyThe process of seeking public opinion through an open consultation will begin shortly as the aim is to make the policy consumer-centric.- Universal Services Obligation Fund open to graded cut in contribution by private telcosUSOF, an independent arm of the telecom dept, seeks to ensure connectivity in rural, remote or commercially unviable areas by subsidising i...
- Government likely to issue new telecom services norms in 2014Consumers can look forward to better telecom services next year with the government aiming to firm up, in 2014, new guidelines to boost the...
- Telecom sector received Rs 58,782 crore FDI in last 13 yearsCountry's telecom sector has received a cumulative foreign direct investment (FDI) of $12,865 million (Rs 58,782 crore) in the last 13 year...
- India plans to tap investment from telecom partner nations realising NTP-2012 goalsThe telecom department’s International Relations (IR) cell will be the facilitation agency for coordinating with the six telecom partner co...
- Nationwide Mobile Number Portability by February next year: Kapil Sibal""For the timely implementation of the National Telecom Policy (NTP) 2012, the Department of Telecom has finalised broad agenda for next th...
- RBI asks banks to migrate to latest version of web protocolThe Reserve Bank today asked the banks to migrate to the latest version of Internet Protocol IPv6 from IPv4, preferably by December 2012.
- 'One nation-free roaming': Finance Ministry asks DoT to submit roadmapFinMin has asked DoT to submit a roadmap & timeline for implementation of 'one nation-free roaming', which allows mobile phone subscribers ...
- NTP 2012 must promote deployment of dynamic spectrum access technologies to end spectrum shortageThe technologies and standards that are being developed for CR provide an opportunity for India to lead in their use in a manner that is un...
- New Telecom policy approved: Roaming charges to go, one-nation-one-number clearedTelecom users will be able to avail free roaming and keep their phone numbers even if they switch service providers anywhere in the country.
- Cabinet likely to consider National Telecom Policy tomorrowLast week, the Cabinet headed by Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, deferred the NTP pending clarifications on certain aspects by the Departmen...
- Cabinet skips discussion on National Telecom PolicyThe Department of Telecommunications (DoT) withdrew the proposal seeking approval of NTP minutes before the Cabinet met this evening, sourc...
- Cabinet may discuss National Telecom Policy tomorrowGovt is likley to take final decision tomorrow on the National Telecom Policy, which if approved will pave the way for abolishing of roamin...
- DoT moves cabinet note on National Telecom Policy 2012DoT is learnt to have moved the draft Cabinet note on National Telecom Policy, 2012, which aims at de-linking spectrum from licences among ...
- Telcos need not wait for National Telecom Policy to get fresh licencesTelecom companies seeking fresh licences need not wait for the National Telecom Policy (NTP) 2012 to come in force.
- New telecom policy to be in place by May: Telecom Minister Kapil SibalThe government today said the National Telecom Policy (NTP) 2012 will be in place by May.
- Economic Survey 2011-12: National Telecom Policy to be in place by JuneThe draft of the National Telecom Policy was recently approved by the apex decision-making body of the Department of Telecom (DoT).
- Telecom Commission to seek Cabinet nod for NTP 2012 by Mar-endThe final version of new National Telecom Policy 2012 will be moved for the Cabinet approval by month end, the Telecom Commission said toda...
- New telecom policy regime likely by June 2012: MinistryThe new telecom policy, that is likely to usher in roaming-free environment with one-nation, one-tariff and nation-wide mobile number porta...
- Telecom Policy 2011 set to get delayed by a yearProposed NTP 2011 is likely to become NTP 2012. This makes NTP 2011 latest casualty of nervousness felt by industry in shadow of 2G scam.
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