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India News: The registrar of the Supreme Court has declined to accept the application submitted by the Union government, which sought clarification on the 2012 ju

The governments application, not seeking to alter the 2012 Supreme Court order on auctioning frequencies, was rejected by the registrar. The application was deemed impermissible due to a past withdrawn review petition and misconceived attempt to seek clarifications.

Spectrum Allocation: The Supreme Court registrar last week didn’t accept the government’s plea for allowing the administrative allocation of spectrum in some special cases.

Spectrum allocation: Legal view for E&V band : Rashtra News #Spectrum #allocation #Legal #view #band DoT has tasked the wireless adviser to work on a roadmap for a hybrid model of allocation of spectrum in the E&V bands, which have the potential to provide high-speed broadband services, especially in remote areas, and also better in-building

India News: NEW DELHI: overnment has moved Supreme Court seeking clarification on assigning spectrum for specific purposes — such as satellite communication, for .

Spectrum Allocation: He added that as per the new telecom law, only a very limited and narrowly defined cases “including spectrum for walkie-talkie for police organizations, radar for weather forecasting, radar and communication for ships, communication for space and satellite applications, communication and radar for Army, Air Force and Navy and state-run firms like BSNL will be given on administrative basis”.

The Supreme Court, in 2012, had prescribed that 2G spectrum can only be allocated through an auction for the interest of transparency, and fairness. Here is why the Centre has challenged this.

The Department of Telecom (DoT) is gearing up to hold the next round of spectrum auction on June 6 for eight spectrum bands (800 MHz, 900 MHz, 1,800 MHz, 2,100 MHz, 2,300 MHz, 2,500 MHz, 3,300 MHz, and 26 GHz) meant for mobile phone services at a base price of about Rs 96,317 crore.

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