Bureau of India Standards is also working on safety standards for mobile handsets along with the Telecom Engineering Centre (TEC), technica...

ICNIRP has pegged the mobile tower radiation limit at 4.5 watts per sq metre for emissions in the 900 MHz band, though India made them more...

Government plans to install devices for round-the-clock monitoring of radiation levels emnating from telecom towers, sources said.

All companies will have to display radiation emitted from mobile phones on the handset in terms of SAR (specific absorption rate) unit.

The DoT may increase the penalty on mobile operators for violating tower radiation rules to Rs 10 lakhs as Kapil Sibal has suggested hiking...

According to rules, if a site (mobile tower) fails to meet the radiation norms then there is provision of levying a penalty of Rs 5 lakh pe...

India will implement stricter radiation emission norms for mobile towers to reduce emission to one-tenth of present levels.

Radiation emission from mobile telephone towers will be reduced to 1/10th of the present level from tomorrow, a decision aimed at addressin...

The decision to set up the committee, comprising officials from health and environment departments, was taken at a meeting presided over by...

According to new radiation norms coming into effect from Sept 1, the radio frequency (RF) exposure limits are to be lowered to 1/10th of ex...

The new and stringent radiation emission rules for mobile phones and towers, which will for the first time stipulate emission levels for ha...

Health department officials said the issue was discussed at a meeting presided over by Health Minister A K Walia.

Telecom Department is in process to start its own radiation testing laboratory under TEC from March 2012.

Telcos will have to fine of Rs 5 lakh per mobile phone tower if they do not conform to internationally accepted limits of radiation.

Mobile handset importers and local manufacturers will now be asked to adopt international standards with regard to electro magnetic field r...

A Government proposal to make it compulsory for mobile phone manufacturers to specify the radiation levels (SAR) emitted by mobiles has bee...

India will now implement the international guidelines for minimising health hazards due to emissions from mobiles and base stations.