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The DoT earlier levied Rs 21 lakh per transponder per annum for 36 megahertz of spectrum on a pro-rata basis as NOCC charges.

In order to register as an IP-1 provider, a company need to submit an application to DoT along with a processing fee of Rs 5,000.

Kapil Sibal has asked telecom secretary MF Farooqui to check the crossholding rules in the existing Unified Access Service Licence system

The telecom department is likely to finalise the unified licensing regime within a month, telecom secretary MF Farooqui said.

The new licensing guidelines will be formalised after considering TRAI's recommendations such as delinking spectrum from licences.

The Department of Telecommunications today said that it will try and speed up the new licensing regime in less than three months.