New Delhi: After their 3G roaming agreements being termed as "illegal" by DoT, telecom firms may be in for another shock now with the government deciding against allowing spectrum sharing in this segment. Spectrum sharing was expected to be part of the National Telecom Policy-2011 and the operators were looking forward to it, but the government's decision not to allow this may impact their business plans, sources in the know...
06:08 PM, Jan 30, 2012
New Delhi: Prime Minister Manmohan Singh on Wednesday reassured the telecom industry of the Government's full commitment for the growth of the sector which has been facing the heat following the 2G spectrum allocation scandal and has also been seeking early resolution of a dispute over 3G roaming. The Prime Minister assured the telecom companies that he would look into their concerns and formulate forward-looking policies to sustain the sector's...11:30 AM, Dec 07, 2011
Government might earn Rs. 50,000-55,000 cr from the 3G and BWA spectrum auctions. Said telecom minister A. Raja. ...03:49 PM, May 13, 2010
The meetings between A Raja and telecos will be spread over three days. ...08:09 PM, Nov 02, 2009
The interested firms have to apply by November 13. ...01:36 PM, Sep 13, 2009
Government had last month decided to auction 3G spectrum. ...08:28 PM, Jul 13, 2009
UPA decided to auction 3G spectrum at a reserve price of Rs 4,040 cr. ...10:50 PM, Jun 19, 2009
TRAI is in process to make recommendations to DoT on how to allocate spectrum to mobile operators for 3G services. ...04:23 PM, Sep 26, 2006
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