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Nokia set to replace Huawei gear in parts of Vodafone Idea's India network: SourcesTelecom operators in India have been reducing their dependence on Huawei after certain security concerns and Vodafone Idea's move is a blow...- SC stays TDSAT order upholding key spectrum trading clause, relief to Reliance CommunicationsThe issue started when RCom moved telecom disputes appellate tribunal with the petition to quash clause 8 of telecom department’s spectrum ...
- Real investments for operators is going to be in fibre networks: Rajan Mathews, COAI“As 4G starts moving to 5G and others, the demand for towers will continue to increase.”
- Reliance Communications Q4 net profit dips 22% to Rs 177 croreThe Anil Ambani-controlled company reported a profit of Rs 177 crore in the three months ended March, compared with Rs 228 crore a year ear...
- The merger between R-Com and Sistema is good news for the customer: Rajan S Mathews, director genreal, COAIThere will be good competition and outcomes for the customers and that is where we need to focus. For the customer, this is all good news.
- RCom in advanced spectrum sharing, trading talks with Jio, says Anil AmbaniRCom, India’s fourth-largest telco, is the only operator in India to hold 5 MHz or more of the 800 – 850 Mhz band spectrum, across the coun...
- RCOM-SSTL merger plans highlight ambiguous rules; combined entity may breach 50% spectrum holding limit criteriaThe brokerage, however, flagged that the potential merger may breach the criteria of 50% spectrum holding limit in a particular circle.
- Post auction, Reliance Jio now banks on spectrum swap dealsReliance Jio has in the past entered into swap deals with other operators with DoT's approval to arrive at the most efficient configuration.
- DoT note mentions swap of 3G airwaves held by telecom and defence ministries, auction on the cardsThe development will bring cheer to an industry that has not only been clamouring for more 3G spectrum because no operator has a pan-India ...
- 3G auction: Department of telecommunications to seek TRAI suggestion on reserve priceThe government has a target to generate some Rs. 15,000 crore from the upcoming auctions scheduled to begin in the first week of February.
- Defence Ministry yet to give up 3G spectrum; DoT reaches Finance MinistryThe government has set February 3, 2015 as the tentative date for launching the next round of 2G and 3G auctions.
- No word from defence ministry on giving up 3G spectrum, DoT complains to finance ministryThe telecom department has said that the defence ministry is yet to agree to swap 3G airwaves for spectrum in the 1900 Mhz frequency.
- No 3G spectrum in February auction as defence ministry does not agree to swap bandwidthDefence ministry hasn’t agreed to swap bandwidth, dealing a blow to administration’s plans of generating an estimated Rs 5,000 cr revenue t...
- GSM operators write to Ravi Shankar Prasad, seek partial 3G airwaves in 2100 MHz bandThe GSM lobby body feels it will help operators to increase 3G network capacity and offer superior mobile broadband coverage at affordable ...
- GSM operators urge for urgent 3G spectrum auctionThe COAI had earlier urged DoT to coax the armed forces to swap 15 MHz in the 2100 MHz band with an equal chunk of airwaves in the 1900 MHz...
- Telecom secretary MF Farooqui pulls up BSNL for delay in armed forces network rolloutBSNL CMD RK Upadhyay assured Farooqui that the optic fibre gear procurements “for navy and army access would be finalised shortly”.
- Spectrum swap with defence on cardsFinmin is examining a proposal to swap spectrum in the 1,900MHz band with airwaves having 2100MHz frequency that can be used for 3G service...
- Finance ministry may push for spectrum swap deal between telecom department and armed forcesThe ministry may explore ways to put idle block of 1900 MHz airwaves to productive use in the armed forces.
- GSM telcos seek spectrum-swap deal with armed forces to offer 3G servicesGSM operators have written to Kapil Sibal to explore a spectrum-swap deal with the armed forces to secure extra 15 units of 3G airwaves.
- The purpose of regulation should be to help spread telecom usageDoT and mobile service providers seem headed for yet another confrontation, now over sharing of spectrum meant for 3G services.
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