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The government has said that it will soon make it mandatory for all the mobile phone manufacturers producing five or more mobile handset to provide at least one device that addresses the needs of persons with disabilities (PwDs).
The Digital Communications Commission (DCC) has approved various telecom infrastructure projects worth around Rs 85 billion. The projects include laying of fibre in all the villages of Tamil Nadu under the BharatNet project at a cost of Rs 18.15 billion.…
The Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) has released a consultation paper on "Reforming the Guidelines for Transfer/Merger of Telecom Licenses."
Vodafone Idea has launched TurboNet 4G services in Punjab, which will cover six major cities in the state and will cater to 10 million Vodafone Idea customers in Punjab.
As per data published by the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI), Reliance Jio has the widest 4G network in the country with more than 0.74 million 4G base stations.
Deloitte, the resolution professional (RP) of Reliance Communications (RCOM), has moved a petition in the National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) demanding that the Department of Telecommunications (DoT) maintains status quo and does not terminate its spectrum licenses.
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- Spectrum auctions likely in end 2019 or early 2020, says Ravi Shankar Prasad
- China's BBK Group targets smart TV market with OnePlus TV
- RCOM’s subsidiary, Global Cloud Xchange files for bankruptcy protection
- Ravi Shankar Prasad promises to extend support for electronic manufacturing in India
- TRAI releases consultation paper on mobile ringing duration
- MeitY sets up new committee to regulate non-personal data
- MeitY to meet electronics manufacturers to drive investments in India
- Microsoft launches an initiative to mentor startups in tier 2 cities in India
- Government introduces new portal to find lost or stolen mobile phones
- Lenovo India plans to enter end-to-end IT solutions business
- 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.
