The new TRAI regulations has created confusion among the users. To clear the confusion, India TV brings you an exclusive interview with TRAI chief SK Gupta.
Only 7 per cent of Internet connectivity in India is through fixed line network while the global average of the same is around 46 per cent, Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) Chairman R.S. Sharma said on Tuesday.
The users will now be able to port to new telecom service within two days of porting within the same circle and four days if moving from one circle to another.
According to the circular, the current limit of 50 numbers in a single authorisation letter has been enhanced to 100 numbers per authorisation letter.
"I again say that Aadhaar challenge...that challenge still stands. My Aadhaar is still public and nobody has been able to do any harm. I still continue to maintain that Aadhaar disclosure does not increase any of your digital vulnerabilities," Sharma said.
Reliance Jio, the new entrant, exceeded Vodafone and Idea Cellular's AGR, individually, in the January-March quarter.
TRAI chief R S Sharma, who had engaged in a verbal duel with the Twitterati over potential misuse of Aadhaar, on Wednesday said that no information was "discovered" about him on account of sharing of Aadhaar number
Sharma’s statement came days after he created furore on social media by sharing his Aadhar number on Twitter and throwing an open challenge to prove how it could be misused.
Thousands of smartphone users in India woke up puzzled on Friday with a Unique Identification Authority of India (UIDAI) toll-free helpline number saved in their phonebooks by default
The UIDAI’s warning comes days after TRAI chief RS Sharma’s Aadhaar dare created a flutter on social media.
The TRAI chairman's open dare and subsequent claims of his personal details being put out publicly was also raised in Parliament on Monday when Opposition lawmakers demanded him to apologise
Sharma’s tweet evoked an immediate response on social media platform, with one user claiming to have dug up his mobile number using the information given.
Consent of the consumers should be mandatory and that they should also be given the ‘Right to be Forgotten’, TRAI said.
The new rule will enable compliance through innovation in technology solution that are demonstrated in a regulatory sandbox.
Telecom regulator TRAI today began an industry-wide consultation to fix service quality norms for voice calls on Long Term Evolution (LTE) networks.
The TRAI said to promote the adoption of in-flight connectivity, IFC service providers should be allowed to be set up at a flat annual token licence fee of Re 1.
TRAI, in its recommendation on net neutrality issued today, has cautioned that discriminatory treatment would include any form of restriction or interference including practices like blocking, degrading, slowing down or granting preferential speeds.
The content mentioned includes all content, applications, services and any other data, including its end-point information, that can be accessed or transmitted over the Internet.
The Telecom Department has approached the TRAI on review of existing spectrum caps - 50% within a band and 25% overall across all bands - applicable on the operators.
Investment banking firm CLSA expects the reduction in IUC to translate into 8 per cent higher consolidated earnings per share for RIL between FY18 and FY20
Top News
Latest News
