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In Stern Warning To Aircel, Supreme Court Says Spectrum Can Be Cancelled
Airwaves granted to telecom operator Aircel could be cancelled if two executives at Malaysian parent Maxis Bhd do not appear at a trial court, the Supreme Court warned on Friday. The court, led by Chief Justice JS Khehar, also barred Aircel from transferring the ownership of its airwaves while a corruption case centred on a past deal involving the ...
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Bangladesh Bans Zakir Naik's Peace Mobile Phones
Bangladesh has banned controversial Indian Islamic preacher Zakir Naik's Peace mobile phone, days after blocking his Peace TV from airwaves and online, according to a media report today.
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Government Can Collect Cash From Record Spectrum Auction, Rules Supreme Court
The sale of mobile phone airwaves, which has collected a record $17.6 billion or Rs. 1,09,874 crores in a spectrum auction stretching over 19 days of fierce bidding can be treated as final, the Supreme Court said today, which means the government can collect initial payments from operators, and show the revenue as earned in this financial year, ...
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TRAI suggests lowered pan-India reserve price in 900, 1800 MHz band auctions
TRAI has recommended a sharp 60 to 80 percent cut in the floor price of mobile phone airwaves for an upcoming auction.
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Court summons Bharti Airtel chairman in mobile airwaves case
Sunil Mittal, was ordered to appear before a court in a case over alleged corruption in allocating mobile phone bandwidth more than a decade ago.
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Cabinet okays 30 percent cut in spectrum reserve price for 4 circles
The government on Thursday cut by 30 percent the reserve price for mobile phone airwaves in four zones that went unsold in all-India spectrum sale last month.
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2G spectrum: Cabinet approves cut in reserve price of unsold airwaves
The cabinet approved a 30 percent cut in the reserve price of mobile phone airwaves in four telecommunication zones, a minister said on Thursday, after carriers shunned last month's auction in those zones saying the prices were too high.
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After flop 2G auction, government challenges its auditor (CAG)
The government may have raised just over 9,000 cores from its auction of second-generation (2G) mobile phone airwaves, but the poor sales help to make a politically expedient point - the revenue raised now is at par with what the government earned in 2008, when licenses were sold to cellphone operators in a process allegedly manipulated by corrupti...
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2G auction ends, government gets bids worth just Rs 9,400 crore
India, battling a ballooning fiscal deficit, has raised less than a quarter of its 400 billion rupees target in the auction of second-generation (2G) mobile phone airwaves seen as too pricey by carriers.
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2G auction: Supreme Court agrees to January 11 deadline
The Supreme Court on Monday asked the government to complete a mobile phone airwaves auction by January 11, 2013 and allowed those carriers whose licences are set to be revoked to operate until January 18, 2013, lawyers said, after the government sought more time to conduct the sale.
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Top 1% of Mobile Users Consume Half of World's Bandwidth, and Gap Is Growing
The world's congested mobile airwaves are being divided in a lopsided manner, with 1 percent of consumers generating half of all traffic. The top 10 percent of users, meanwhile, are consuming 90 percent of wireless bandwidth.
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In Stern Warning To Aircel, Supreme Court Says Spectrum Can Be Cancelled
Airwaves granted to telecom operator Aircel could be cancelled if two executives at Malaysian parent Maxis Bhd do not appear at a trial court, the Supreme Court warned on Friday. The court, led by Chief Justice JS Khehar, also barred Aircel from transferring the ownership of its airwaves while a corruption case centred on a past deal involving the ...
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Bangladesh Bans Zakir Naik's Peace Mobile Phones
Bangladesh has banned controversial Indian Islamic preacher Zakir Naik's Peace mobile phone, days after blocking his Peace TV from airwaves and online, according to a media report today.
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Government Can Collect Cash From Record Spectrum Auction, Rules Supreme Court
The sale of mobile phone airwaves, which has collected a record $17.6 billion or Rs. 1,09,874 crores in a spectrum auction stretching over 19 days of fierce bidding can be treated as final, the Supreme Court said today, which means the government can collect initial payments from operators, and show the revenue as earned in this financial year, ...
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TRAI suggests lowered pan-India reserve price in 900, 1800 MHz band auctions
TRAI has recommended a sharp 60 to 80 percent cut in the floor price of mobile phone airwaves for an upcoming auction.
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Court summons Bharti Airtel chairman in mobile airwaves case
Sunil Mittal, was ordered to appear before a court in a case over alleged corruption in allocating mobile phone bandwidth more than a decade ago.
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Cabinet okays 30 percent cut in spectrum reserve price for 4 circles
The government on Thursday cut by 30 percent the reserve price for mobile phone airwaves in four zones that went unsold in all-India spectrum sale last month.
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2G spectrum: Cabinet approves cut in reserve price of unsold airwaves
The cabinet approved a 30 percent cut in the reserve price of mobile phone airwaves in four telecommunication zones, a minister said on Thursday, after carriers shunned last month's auction in those zones saying the prices were too high.
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After flop 2G auction, government challenges its auditor (CAG)
The government may have raised just over 9,000 cores from its auction of second-generation (2G) mobile phone airwaves, but the poor sales help to make a politically expedient point - the revenue raised now is at par with what the government earned in 2008, when licenses were sold to cellphone operators in a process allegedly manipulated by corrupti...
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2G auction ends, government gets bids worth just Rs 9,400 crore
India, battling a ballooning fiscal deficit, has raised less than a quarter of its 400 billion rupees target in the auction of second-generation (2G) mobile phone airwaves seen as too pricey by carriers.
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2G auction: Supreme Court agrees to January 11 deadline
The Supreme Court on Monday asked the government to complete a mobile phone airwaves auction by January 11, 2013 and allowed those carriers whose licences are set to be revoked to operate until January 18, 2013, lawyers said, after the government sought more time to conduct the sale.
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Top 1% of Mobile Users Consume Half of World's Bandwidth, and Gap Is Growing
The world's congested mobile airwaves are being divided in a lopsided manner, with 1 percent of consumers generating half of all traffic. The top 10 percent of users, meanwhile, are consuming 90 percent of wireless bandwidth.
