Telecom Regulatory Authority of India
Full mobile number portability in 6 months: TRAI
26 Sep 2013
TRAI says mobile users can retain their original numbers while shifting to any other operator in the country, within the next six months
Urgent measures needed to revive telecom: TRAI chief
03 Aug 2013
The chief of the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India, Rahul Khullar, has said that it is imperative to resolve licencing issues and create clarity in mergers and acquisitions guideline
Governments should not be in the business of broadcasting: TRAI
28 Dec 2012
The recommendation comes in the backdrop of the Tamil Nadu government making a strong pitch for granting licence to state government-owned Arasu TV to run its cable network
TRAI further tightens rules for telemarketers
05 Nov 2012
TRAI moves to curb Wangiri menace
10 Sep 2012
Delhi court quashes TRAI’s cap on texting, retains limits on spam messages
14 Jul 2012
Mobile phone users who send hundreds of text messages to friends daily can indulge in their pastime without fear as the Delhi high court has quashed TRAI's cap of 200 SMSes per day
Spectrum resale: TRAI proposals may not be final
17 May 2012
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