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Cabinet Approves Increasing Spectrum Cap for Telecom Operators
The cabinet approved an increase to the cap on airwaves that a mobile operator can hold to 35 percent from 25 percent.
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Mobile Carriers Can Hold More Spectrum; Payment Norms Eased
The cabinet approved on Wednesday an increase to the cap on airwaves that a mobile operator can hold to 35% from 25%, government said.
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Relief To Companies Soon As Telecom Commission Clears Raising Of Spectrum Cap
The Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (Trai) had also suggested that the overall cap on holding spectrum should be raised from the current 25 per cent to 35 per cent.
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Telecom Regulator Recommends Removal Of Spectrum Cap Holding
However, the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India suggests a 50% cap on combined radiowave holding in efficient bands like 700 MHz, 800 MHz and 900 MHz.
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Airtel Opposes Removal Of Spectrum Band Cap; Here's Why
Government rules bar any company from holding more than 25% spectrum allocated in a service area and above 50% in a spectrum.
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Telecom Department Seeks Regulator Views On Review Of Spectrum Caps
Any easing of spectrum limit within a band by TRAI may come as a relief to Idea Cellular and Vodafone which are in the process of merging.
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Supreme Court Rejects Reliance, Airtel, Idea Challenge to Spectrum Auction
The telcos had contended that the quantum of the spectrum being put up for auction had been arbitrarily capped by the government.
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Trai Recommends Not Taking Back Spectrum From Operators if Cap Changes
Trai said that in case there are changes in quantum of availability of commercial spectrum, "no TSP should be asked to surrender any spectrum which it already holds."
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Trai Says No 'Plausible Reason' to Revise Spectrum Cap
Some of the mobile operators had sought relaxation in overall spectrum holding limit of 25 percent to 33 percent or 40 percent.
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No Plausible Reason to Revise Spectrum Cap: Telecom Regulator
The Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) on Wednesday recommended that there is no "plausible reason" to change present restrictions on overall spectrum holding and in a frequency band.
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COAI Raises Concern Over Trai Proposal on Spectrum Cap
COAI said that as suggested by Trai, spectrum caps are designed and enforced to prevent spectrum concentrations in one or two operators.
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Drop Combined Spectrum Cap Proposal for Sub-1GHz Bands: COAI
It also said the new spectrum caps are tantamount to changing rules midway.
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Trai Issues Consultation Paper for Spectrum Auction
Trai seeks comments on issues like quantum of spectrum to be auctioned, spectrum block size, spectrum cap, and more.
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Telecom Commission Approves Trai's Recommendations on Spectrum Cap
"Telecom Commission discussed [the] spectrum cap recommendation of Trai and in-principle agreed to the recommendations."
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Panel Approves Telecom Regulator's Views on Spectrum Cap
Inter-ministerial panel Telecom Commission has in-principle approved recommendations by the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) on determining spectrum holding limits and sought suggestions from the sectoral regulator to implement it in future auctions.
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Cabinet Approves Increasing Spectrum Cap for Telecom Operators
The cabinet approved an increase to the cap on airwaves that a mobile operator can hold to 35 percent from 25 percent.
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Mobile Carriers Can Hold More Spectrum; Payment Norms Eased
The cabinet approved on Wednesday an increase to the cap on airwaves that a mobile operator can hold to 35% from 25%, government said.
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Relief To Companies Soon As Telecom Commission Clears Raising Of Spectrum Cap
The Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (Trai) had also suggested that the overall cap on holding spectrum should be raised from the current 25 per cent to 35 per cent.
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Telecom Regulator Recommends Removal Of Spectrum Cap Holding
However, the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India suggests a 50% cap on combined radiowave holding in efficient bands like 700 MHz, 800 MHz and 900 MHz.
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Airtel Opposes Removal Of Spectrum Band Cap; Here's Why
Government rules bar any company from holding more than 25% spectrum allocated in a service area and above 50% in a spectrum.
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Telecom Department Seeks Regulator Views On Review Of Spectrum Caps
Any easing of spectrum limit within a band by TRAI may come as a relief to Idea Cellular and Vodafone which are in the process of merging.
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Supreme Court Rejects Reliance, Airtel, Idea Challenge to Spectrum Auction
The telcos had contended that the quantum of the spectrum being put up for auction had been arbitrarily capped by the government.
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Trai Recommends Not Taking Back Spectrum From Operators if Cap Changes
Trai said that in case there are changes in quantum of availability of commercial spectrum, "no TSP should be asked to surrender any spectrum which it already holds."
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Trai Says No 'Plausible Reason' to Revise Spectrum Cap
Some of the mobile operators had sought relaxation in overall spectrum holding limit of 25 percent to 33 percent or 40 percent.
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No Plausible Reason to Revise Spectrum Cap: Telecom Regulator
The Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) on Wednesday recommended that there is no "plausible reason" to change present restrictions on overall spectrum holding and in a frequency band.
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COAI Raises Concern Over Trai Proposal on Spectrum Cap
COAI said that as suggested by Trai, spectrum caps are designed and enforced to prevent spectrum concentrations in one or two operators.
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Drop Combined Spectrum Cap Proposal for Sub-1GHz Bands: COAI
It also said the new spectrum caps are tantamount to changing rules midway.
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Trai Issues Consultation Paper for Spectrum Auction
Trai seeks comments on issues like quantum of spectrum to be auctioned, spectrum block size, spectrum cap, and more.
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Telecom Commission Approves Trai's Recommendations on Spectrum Cap
"Telecom Commission discussed [the] spectrum cap recommendation of Trai and in-principle agreed to the recommendations."
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Panel Approves Telecom Regulator's Views on Spectrum Cap
Inter-ministerial panel Telecom Commission has in-principle approved recommendations by the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) on determining spectrum holding limits and sought suggestions from the sectoral regulator to implement it in future auctions.
