Telecom Regulatory Authority of India
Incumbent operators may take Trai to court over ‘favouritism’
08 Aug 2016
Existing telecom operators plan to take TRAI to court for coming out with regulations that, they say, are biased and designed to benefit a new entrant
Plaints against telcos on the rise; Airtel tops
22 Jul 2016
Now, Trai wants Rs10 cr penalty, jail term for call drops
09 Jun 2016
Trai wants the power to impose a penalty of up to Rs10 crore and a jail term of up to two years for any violation of the regulatory framework
Call drops: final solution in 2 weeks, vows Trai
28 May 2016
Trai floats consultation paper on net neutrality
20 May 2016
The latest paper from the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India calls for comments from all stake-holders to be submitted by 16 June, while counter-comments are to be submitted by 30 June
2G judgment destroyed telecom sector, SC told
04 May 2016
Thwarted by HC, Telcos move SC against call drop penalty
03 Mar 2016
Mobile operators today challenged in the Supreme Court a Delhi High Court order which upheld the call drop penalty imposed on them by the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India
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