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Trai suggests creation of separate authorisation for access network providerThe implementation of these recommendations is expected to result in increased sharing of network resources, reduction of cost, investment,...- Telecom commission okays higher Budget allocation for Defence Network“It was decided that cost should be revised and that the work on the network should be expedited. This will go to the Cabinet for approval,...
- Trai bats for new landline service permit at district levelThe new set of recommendations from Trai has been issued following reference from the DoT for access service by VNOs at district or service...
- Plintron to partner BSNL for VNO services in IndiaPlintron today empanelled itself with BSNL and has become the first Virtual Network Enabler (VNE) for enabling the launch of Virtual Networ...
- Proposal for district-level virtual networks executable: Kishore BiyaniFuture Group has applied for a nationwide mobile virtual network operator permit for its brand T24, and has teamed up with Tata Teleservice...
- Datawind plans Rs 200 crore investment on manufacturing facilitiesCanadian device maker Datawind plans to invest Rs 200 crore in the next couple of years to expand its manufacturing facility and in tapping...
- BSNL expects virtual network operators to start using its network by JanuaryThe VNE platform will facilitate firms interested in working as VNO to provide service without much investment on equipment to connect with...
- Telecom service resellers better placed to share network with telcos: JS Deepak"The VNO policy helps in maximising operators’ efficiency by sharing of spectrum and better capacity utilisation," an official said.
- DataWind plans to launch VNO services with unlimited Internet offering at Rs 99 per yearVNOs are retailers of telecom services who buy bulk minutes from telecom operators and sell them under a different brand.
- Oxigen to start Virtual Network Operator services by year-endOxigen is in talks with state-run BSNL and other operators to start offering telecom services as a Virtual Network Operator (VNO) by the en...
- Telecom department issues rules for virtual network operators to set up shops in IndiaVNOs are retailers of telecom services who buy bulk minutes from operators and sell them under a different brand.
- Virtual network operators now allowed to set up shop in IndiaFor obtaining UL VNO, interested companies will need to pay a one-time non-refundable entry fee for authorisation of each service they want...
- Government issues licence guidelines for virtual telecom operatorsThe entry of VNOs is expected to push down cost of providing telecom services for companies and even give them room for cutting down tariff...
- Datawind, Bluetown show interest to set-up VNO biz in India"As per reports, government will put VNO licence in place within a month. We will apply for a pan-India permit and expect to start operatio...
- Telecom sector braces for a revolution with the entry of virtual network operatorsWith the government opening the doors for Virtual Network Operators, a net set of mobile phone services could become the rage.
- Videocon Telecom plans to partner virtual network operator in PunjabVideocon Telecom will use its 4G spectrum sale proceeds to buy fresh 3G airwaves in Punjab in the next auction and also partner with a mobi...
- Telecom Commission gives green signal to virtual network operatorsTelecom Commission approved a new category of unified licence for virtual network operators, with an entry fee of Rs 7.5 crore.
- Trai recommends separate licence for virtual network operatorsHaving such a policy will open the doors of the sector to new players and offer more choices to consumers.
- TRAI makes a case for virtual telecom operatorDepending on technological developments and experience gathered, it added, the duration of licence can be reviewed after a gap of 3-4 years.
- Trai releases paper on virtual network operatorsThe Department of Telecom had sought Trai's recommendations for delinking of licences for networks from delivery of services by way of VNOs.
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