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Telecom Minister Rules Out Grant Of Penal Power To Regulator
Rejecting demand for giving penal power to the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI), Telecom Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad has said the authority has enough power to protect the interest of consumers.
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Airtel, Vodafone Meet Call Drop Norm In Bhopal: Telecom Regulator
All telecom operators, except the 2G network of Airtel and Vodafone, failed to meet the call drop benchmark in an independent drive test conducted by the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI).
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Telecom Secretary To Discuss Call Drop Issue With CEOs On June 10: Report
With the issue over call drops refusing to die down, Telecom Secretary J S Deepak has called a meeting of CEOs of mobile service providers to discuss that and much more.
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Operators Question Trai's Test Results On Call Drops
Questioning regulator Trai's drive test results showing worsening call drop situation, telecom operators on Thursday said the issue is limited to area where there are problems in installing towers.
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Call Drops Issue: Supreme Court Agrees To Hear Cellular Operator's Plea
The Supreme Court today agreed to hear a plea of two cellular operator associations challenging Delhi High Court order upholding Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI)'s decision making it mandatory for them to compensate subscribers for call drops from January 1, 2016.
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Regulator Asks Telecom Companies to Start Compensating for Call Drops
The Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) has written to telecom operators to ensure compliance with call drop regulations, effective January 1, even as service providers remain defiant and say compensation to subscribers will be paid only after court orders them to do so.
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Call Drops: Telecom Regulator Says No Coercive Steps Against Telecos Till January 6
Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) today told the Delhi High Court that no coercive steps would be taken against telecom companies till the next date of hearing on January 6 for not complying with the call drop compensation norms.
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Mobile Operators Should Ensure Their Services are Good: Ravi Shankar Prasad
Asking mobile operators to improve infrastructure and address the call drop issue, Union Telecom minister Ravi Shankar Prasad today said providing good quality services is "their responsibility and they should do it".
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Call Drops: Regulator to Get on With More Tests Later This Month
The Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) will again carry out drive tests in various cities, including Delhi and Mumbai, at the end of this month to determine the extent of progress in fixing the call drop problem.
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Call Drop Rate Rises to 25 Per Cent for April-June Period: Telecom Regulator
Indicating worsening of services, telecom Regulatory Authority of India or TRAI today said mobile operators had a call drop rate of as much as 24.59 per cent for 2G services and 16.13 per cent for 3G services in the April-June quarter.
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Call Drop Rate Rises to 24.59% for April-June: Regulator
Indicating worsening of telecom services, the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) on Tuesday said mobile operators had a call drop rate of as much as 24.59 per cent for 2G services and 16.13 per cent for 3G services in the April-June quarter.
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Will Resolve Call Drop Problem at Earliest: Vodafone
Unhappy over its own service standards, Vodafone India has said it will resolve the call drop problem at the earliest to provide best experience to its customers.
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Call Drop Compensation Unlikely in Near Term: UBS Securities
Telecom regulator Trai's order making it mandatory to compensate customers for up to three call drops in a day is not likely to be implemented in the near term, brokerage firm UBS Securities has said.
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Telecom Regulator Says 'Valid' to Compensate Consumers for Call Drops
The Telecom Regulator Authority of India or TRAI has asked mobile service providers to ready their systems to compensate consumers for call drops from January 1. But in the meantime, it has expressed its willingness to examine the issues raised by the companies.
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Call Drop Compensation Rules to Stay, Telecom Regulator to Hear Companies
Telecom regulator Trai has asked mobile service providers to ready their systems to compensate consumers for call drops from January 1.
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Telecom Minister Rules Out Grant Of Penal Power To Regulator
Rejecting demand for giving penal power to the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI), Telecom Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad has said the authority has enough power to protect the interest of consumers.
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Airtel, Vodafone Meet Call Drop Norm In Bhopal: Telecom Regulator
All telecom operators, except the 2G network of Airtel and Vodafone, failed to meet the call drop benchmark in an independent drive test conducted by the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI).
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Telecom Secretary To Discuss Call Drop Issue With CEOs On June 10: Report
With the issue over call drops refusing to die down, Telecom Secretary J S Deepak has called a meeting of CEOs of mobile service providers to discuss that and much more.
-
Operators Question Trai's Test Results On Call Drops
Questioning regulator Trai's drive test results showing worsening call drop situation, telecom operators on Thursday said the issue is limited to area where there are problems in installing towers.
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Call Drops Issue: Supreme Court Agrees To Hear Cellular Operator's Plea
The Supreme Court today agreed to hear a plea of two cellular operator associations challenging Delhi High Court order upholding Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI)'s decision making it mandatory for them to compensate subscribers for call drops from January 1, 2016.
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Regulator Asks Telecom Companies to Start Compensating for Call Drops
The Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) has written to telecom operators to ensure compliance with call drop regulations, effective January 1, even as service providers remain defiant and say compensation to subscribers will be paid only after court orders them to do so.
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Call Drops: Telecom Regulator Says No Coercive Steps Against Telecos Till January 6
Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) today told the Delhi High Court that no coercive steps would be taken against telecom companies till the next date of hearing on January 6 for not complying with the call drop compensation norms.
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Mobile Operators Should Ensure Their Services are Good: Ravi Shankar Prasad
Asking mobile operators to improve infrastructure and address the call drop issue, Union Telecom minister Ravi Shankar Prasad today said providing good quality services is "their responsibility and they should do it".
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Call Drops: Regulator to Get on With More Tests Later This Month
The Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) will again carry out drive tests in various cities, including Delhi and Mumbai, at the end of this month to determine the extent of progress in fixing the call drop problem.
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Call Drop Rate Rises to 25 Per Cent for April-June Period: Telecom Regulator
Indicating worsening of services, telecom Regulatory Authority of India or TRAI today said mobile operators had a call drop rate of as much as 24.59 per cent for 2G services and 16.13 per cent for 3G services in the April-June quarter.
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Call Drop Rate Rises to 24.59% for April-June: Regulator
Indicating worsening of telecom services, the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) on Tuesday said mobile operators had a call drop rate of as much as 24.59 per cent for 2G services and 16.13 per cent for 3G services in the April-June quarter.
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Will Resolve Call Drop Problem at Earliest: Vodafone
Unhappy over its own service standards, Vodafone India has said it will resolve the call drop problem at the earliest to provide best experience to its customers.
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Call Drop Compensation Unlikely in Near Term: UBS Securities
Telecom regulator Trai's order making it mandatory to compensate customers for up to three call drops in a day is not likely to be implemented in the near term, brokerage firm UBS Securities has said.
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Telecom Regulator Says 'Valid' to Compensate Consumers for Call Drops
The Telecom Regulator Authority of India or TRAI has asked mobile service providers to ready their systems to compensate consumers for call drops from January 1. But in the meantime, it has expressed its willingness to examine the issues raised by the companies.
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Call Drop Compensation Rules to Stay, Telecom Regulator to Hear Companies
Telecom regulator Trai has asked mobile service providers to ready their systems to compensate consumers for call drops from January 1.
