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As per industry sources, over 77,000 BSNL employees have opted for the voluntary retirement scheme (VRS) so far.
As per industry sources, the Department of Telecommunications (DoT) is seeking legal opinion on the impact of adjusted gross revenue (AGR) for non-telecom players holding telecom licences.
As per the Reserve Bank of India (RBI), Aditya Birla Idea Payments Bank is headed for liquidation as it has submitted an application for voluntarily winding up operations.
Bharti Airtel has announced that it will increase its price offerings in the month beginning December, 2019. Earlier, Vodafone Idea had also issued a similar statement citing that it will suitably increase the prices of its tariffs effective December 1.
As per Cellular Operators Association of India (COAI), government should grant telcos a three-year moratorium and an extended timeline for payment of all statutory dues at easier interest rates.
Bharti Airtel has withdrawn its bid to acquire Reliance Communications’ (RCOM) assets.
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- BSNL to soon raise Rs 150 billion through sovereign bonds
- ACT Fibernet to rollout free Wi-Fi zones in Chennai
- DoT asks BSNL to take corrective action on non-payment of ITS officers' salaries
- DoT moves Supreme Court against Airtel TTSL merger
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- GCX announces a new reorganisation plan to emerge as a standalone company
- DoT directs telecom circle heads to treat Airtel, TTSL as separate entities
- TRAI to review ITC regulation, seeks views on forbearance regime
- BSNL in talks with DoT to ensure business continuity amidst VRS rollout
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- GCX announces a new reorganisation plan to emerge as a standalone company
- DoT moves Supreme Court against Airtel TTSL merger
- Airtel, Infratel among six bidders for RCOM’s assets
- DoT asks BSNL to take corrective action on non-payment of ITS officers' salaries
- ACT Fibernet to rollout free Wi-Fi zones in Chennai
- TRAI to review ITC regulation, seeks views on forbearance regime
- DoT directs telecom circle heads to treat Airtel, TTSL as separate entities
- DoT issues notices to telcos, ISPs to pay outstanding dues after self-assessment
- RCOM’s CoC extends deadline for submission of bids by 10 days
- BSNL to soon raise Rs 150 billion through sovereign bonds
- Bharti has become the first GSM mobile operator to cross the 10 million user mark.
- TTSL has launched services in Bhopal, Indore, Gwalior, Mandideep and Jabalpur
- FICCI and AT KEARNEY release a report titled, “The Next Telecom Revolution”
- DoT turns down Vodafone India’s request to extend the licence term in seven circles
- DoT may allow spectrum sharing among 3G operators
- DoT issues guidelines for ISPs proposing to offer VPN services
- Government amends the licence conditions for VSAT service providers
- DoT has embarked on a Rs 80 billion plan to provide 6 million new fixed lines in rural households by 2007 with support from the USO Fund.
- The Japanese government plans to sell up to 1.12 million shares in NTT, reducing its stake in the former telecom monopoly to 33.3 per cent, which is the minimum level of ownership the government is required to hold in the company.
- Samsung Electronics has announced plans to launch two new mobile phones with a speech-to-text conversion capability, enabling users to send text messages using their voices.
