Telecom operators face tougher penalties for late tariff reports and data submissions. Trai has introduced new rules with graded fines and ...

India's telecom operators have been granted a temporary reprieve from paying ₹141 crore in penalties for failing to control spam, as the Te...

India's top telcos have been temporarily spared from paying Rs141 crore in spam-related penalties, as the TDSAT adjourned the case hearing ...

The penalty on Airtel and Vodafone works out to be about Rs 1,050 crore each. In case of Idea, it comes to around Rs 950 crore.

Trai will soon give a rebuttal to the Telecom Commission, saying it had “carefully considered” all aspects and rules while making its initi...

SC termed the regulator's notification as 'illegal, not transparent', adding that Parliament can make rule on mobile firms' call drop compe...

Only one telecom operator has been penalised so far for the call drops while several service providers were given show cause notices, but t...

"We are trying to get it notified soon...may be within a month," a senior DoT official said when asked about the status of the proposed nor...

The two groups are opposed to each other on most issues, but agree on the matter of more rational penalties, which have hurt most operators.

DoT is working on a graded penalty system, which would entail having lower penalties for minor lapses & stiffer for are anti-competitive on...

The Department of Telecom plans to continue with Rs 50 crore as upper penalty limit for operators for any violation of licence conditions.

Telecom Minister Kapil Sibal had earlier said that M&A guidelines would be announced after the EGoM's call on the matter.

Inter-ministerial panel Telecom Commission will consider on November 29 new penalty slabs for service providers violating government norms.

Kapil Sibal ruled out refunding difference between 2G auction price of November & price to be established in next round of spectrum sale.

The telecom sector is facing penalties of around Rs 6,500 crore on various counts, according to industry body AUSPI.

Telecom operators will now be penalised for providing poor quality of service and could attract fines of up to Rs 10 lakh for incorrect inf...

Trai had recommended that the upper limit of penalty should be Rs 10 crore instead of Rs 50 cr under old licensing regime.