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Telecom firms owe government over Rs. 9,600 crores in licence, spectrum charges
The operators were given the option to surrender spectrum beyond 4.4 MHz if they did not wish to pay the charges.
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Round 2 of spectrum sale in March, Cabinet to decide on CDMA price cut
The second round of spectrum auction will begin in March after the Cabinet decides on reducing reserve price of 800 MHz band.
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Government to auction spectrum held by telcos in 900MHz
Government will auction the spectrum being held by incumbent GSM operators in 900 MHz band whose licence are coming up for renewal in November 2014.
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Five firms to bid for telecom spectrum on November 12
Bharti Airtel, Idea, Vodafone, Videocon and Telenor-promoted Telewings are the five companies that will compete for the GSM spectrum in 1800 Mhz band.
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Refarming 900 MHz spectrum will be 'death knell' for the GSM players: COAI
Telecom Commission recommended that existing operators will have to give up airwaves in the 900 MHz band in 2014.
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Telecom firms owe government over Rs. 9,600 crores in licence, spectrum charges
The operators were given the option to surrender spectrum beyond 4.4 MHz if they did not wish to pay the charges.
-
Round 2 of spectrum sale in March, Cabinet to decide on CDMA price cut
The second round of spectrum auction will begin in March after the Cabinet decides on reducing reserve price of 800 MHz band.
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Government to auction spectrum held by telcos in 900MHz
Government will auction the spectrum being held by incumbent GSM operators in 900 MHz band whose licence are coming up for renewal in November 2014.
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Five firms to bid for telecom spectrum on November 12
Bharti Airtel, Idea, Vodafone, Videocon and Telenor-promoted Telewings are the five companies that will compete for the GSM spectrum in 1800 Mhz band.
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Refarming 900 MHz spectrum will be 'death knell' for the GSM players: COAI
Telecom Commission recommended that existing operators will have to give up airwaves in the 900 MHz band in 2014.
