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Highlights So far, over 80 such applications are reportedly pending with the WPC. Several Indian firms are also waiting for approval to import their products from China. At a time when India’s relationship with China is worsening amid a healthcare crisis, the Indian government has decided to halt the approvals for the import of several electronic devices from China.  The import is placed on electronic products with wifi modules such as Bluetooth speakers, wireless earphones, smartphones, sm...

Media & TelecomEXCLUSIVE India holds up wireless approvals for China-made devices, delaying launches Sankalp Phartiyal 5 minute read A man watches a video on his mobile phone as he commutes by a suburban train in Mumbai, India. Picture taken March 31, 2016. REUTERS/Shailesh Andrade/File Photo India has held up approvals for import of wifi modules from China for months, driving companies such as U.S. computer makers Dell (DELL.N) and HP (HPQ.N) and Chinas Xiaomi (1810.HK), Oppo, Vivo and Lenovo ...

In India, there has been a clampdown on Chinese companies since last year. Huawei is one of the first companies to be hit with the hammer. Subsequently, several Chinese apps have been banned in India. Even popular apps like Tencent (PUBG Mobile) and TikTok are currently not usable in India. Now, another ban on Chinese technology in India is looming. A recent report claims that India has suspended approval of the import of WiFi devices from China. The suspension has been on for several months ...

India blocks China-made wireless device imports: Report Al Jazeera English © A person checks out the new Xiaomi Mi 9 mobile phone ahead of the Mobile World Congress (MWC 19) in ... Indian regulators have withheld approvals for imports of telecommunications equipment from US, Chinese and South Korean firms since at least November, two sources tell Reuters [File: Rafael Marchante/Reuters] India has held up approvals for import of wifi modules from China for months, driving comp...

Updated: May 07, 2021 15:45 IST The Communications Ministrys Wireless Planning and Coordination (WPC) Wing has withheld approval since at least November, according to the sources, who were familiar with lobbying efforts by firms seeking clearance Share Article AAA More than 80 such applications by U.S., Chinese and Korean firms have been pending with the WPC since then, one of the sources said.   | Photo Credit: Reuters The Communications Ministrys Wireless Planning and Coordination (WPC) Wing...

The delayed devices include bluetooth speakers, wireless earphones, smartphones, and laptops, two industry sources told the publication. The Communications Ministry’s Wireless Planning and Coordination (WPC) Wing has apparently withheld approval for the Wi-Fi modules since last November, with over 80 applications made by US, Chinese, and South Korean firms on hold since then. "The governments idea is to push companies to manufacture these products in India," one of the sources said to Reuter...

India Said to Hold Up Approvals for China-Made Wi-Fi Modules, Delaying Launches Over 80 applications by Chinese, Korean, and US firms have been pending with the Wireless Planning & Coordination Wing. By Reuters | Updated: 7 May 2021 15:27 IST Photo Credit: Reuters Highlights India previously allowed companies to self-declare wireless equipment Apple, Cisco, and Dell were caught up in border tensions with China India has held up approvals for import of Wi-Fi modu...

Sale of illegal repeaters, boosters: DoT cautions e-commerce companies to abide by rules SECTIONS Last Updated: Apr 17, 2021, 09:27 PM IST Share Synopsis he Department of Telecom (DoT) had rapped e-commerce businesses on the issue, on several occasions, and had also made it clear that these companies cannot shrug off their responsibilities merely by claiming that their role was limited to that of a facilitator of the marketplace. ThinkStock Photos The telecom department has warned e-commerce co...

Telcos write to DoT about new communication security certification rules: Report The COAI reportedly said that the new Comsec certification could delay launch of new mobile phones. January 22, 2021 / 12:07 PM IST The telecom industry has expressed to the government its concerns against the proposed new communication security certification (Comsec). The Cellular Operators Association of India (COAI) has written a strongly worded communication on the matter to the Department of Telecommunic...

To print this article, all you need is to be registered or login on Mondaq.com. India has taken steps in quick succession to liberalise its private space industry. In June 2020, the government approved the setting up of the Indian National Space Promotion and Authorisation Centre (IN-SPACe) to facilitate private activity. These steps signal definite changes in policy but there are reasons to be cautious.   India has taken steps in quick succession to liberalise its pr...