Reliance Communications signs 3G roaming pacts with Tata Tele, Aircel
MUMBAI: Reliance Communications BSE -0.87 % has signed roaming agreements with Tata Teleservices BSE -2.14 % and Aircel that allow […]
MUMBAI: Reliance Communications BSE -0.87 % has signed roaming agreements with Tata Teleservices BSE -2.14 % and Aircel that allow […]
The Department of Telecom has constituted a new committee, headed by its member technology K Sridhara to study the spectrum panel
The Department of Telecom may not increase the spectrum fee beyond the prescribed INR 1,651 crore for an all-India licence as it feels mobile tariffs could go up if operators have to pay higher charges. The Government had kept the fee for an all-India license at INR 1,651 crore, which comes bundled with start-up spectrum, so that operators could roll out services faster and at affordable prices. This objective has not been accomplished as most of the rural areas are yet to get connected.