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Infra sector demands rationalisation of GST, easier bank credit, hike in public expenditure

OTT comms services should be licenced; players should compensate telcos for data traffic on networks: COAI - Jammu Kashmir Latest News | Tourism

NEW DELHI, Nov 22: Telecom operators’ body COAI on Tuesday made a strong pitch for OTT (over-the-top) communications services to directly compensate telcos for data traffic they are driving onto the networks, as it advocated a licencing and light-touch regulation framework for such services. Cellular Operators’ Association of India (COAI), Director General, SP Kochhar said that the association, as part of draft telecom bill, has given its suggestions on how OTT communications services should be defined, to ensure there is […]

Budget 2023: Infra sector seeks rationalisation of GST, easier bank credit

CII pitched for setting up separate SPVs in the infrastructure sector in a bid to execute individual infrastructure projects

Draft telecom bill will curtail TRAI's power, needs critical review: BIF

The Broadband India Forum (BIF) on Friday said the draft Indian Telecommunications Bill 2022 requires a critical and balanced review, as it aims to take away the statutory independence of the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI), ...

Hazardous to health: Fears about 5G risks may be overstated

Even as India is set to become the first country to deliver indigenous 5G, experts have argued over concerns that link the 5G technology with potential health hazards.

COAI Urges Fair Play To Prevent 'Backdoor Entry' To Big Tech Players For Enterprise 5G

COAI disappointed on captive network decision; seeks level playing field

COAI said that from a national security perspective, these networks should comply with the prescribed subscriber verification norms, so as to ensure adequate verification and traceability of every user.

No biz case for 5G roll-out if concerns on private captive networks not addressed: COAI

Private enterprises have asserted that giving spectrum directly for creation of captive networks, without any dependency on telcos, would accelerate the digital agenda -- a stance that telecom operators' have vehemently opposed.

5G Roll-Out To Be Ineffective If Key Issues Not Addressed: Industry Body

COAI has said that there will be no business case for 5G roll-out, if telecom operators' concern on issue of private captive networks is not resolved

As India Gears Up for 5G Roll-Out, Telecom Minister Says Right Of Way Approvals By December

Telecom Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw on Saturday said legal backing for Right of Way (RoW) will be in place by December.