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'Hypocrisy of Modi Sarkar knows no bounds': Jairam Ramesh targets government over move on 2G case verdict | India News - Vimarsana News

'Hypocrisy of Modi Sarkar knows no bounds': Jairam Ramesh targets government over move on 2G case verdict | India News

India News: Congress on Saturday accused the BJP of hypocrisy, saying that the BJP had termed the 2G spectrum allocation during the UPA government as "scam" and n

Mobile spectrum to continue being auctioned: Minister - Vimarsana News

Mobile spectrum to continue being auctioned: Minister

Union communications minister clarified that spectrum allocation will continue to follow auction process as per Telecommunications Act 2023, not seeking modification of 2G judgment. | Latest News India

Centre moves Supreme Court to change telecom spectrum allocation process - Vimarsana News

Centre moves Supreme Court to change telecom spectrum allocation process

Ten years after the Supreme Court cancelled 122 telecom licenses, the Central government has now moved the apex court seeking permission for administrative allocation of spectrum meant for 'public interest'

Reliance Jio urges government to shut down 2G, 3G services in the country - Vimarsana News

Reliance Jio urges government to shut down 2G, 3G services in the country

Reliance Jio has urged the government to shut down 2G and 3G networks to avoid unnecessary costs and migrate all customers to 4G and 5G networks. Jio believes shutting down 2G and 3G networks will give impetus to developing 5G use cases and drive digital transformation across industries.

The Viewpoint: Telecom Bill fails to decolonise - Vimarsana News

The Viewpoint: Telecom Bill fails to decolonise

The publicly available draft of the Indian Telecommunications Bill, remains consistent with the colonial approach of previous legislations.