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Call Drops: TRAI Says Telcos Can Be Fined Up to Rs. 5 Lakhs on Call Drops
TRAI said if the benchmark is not met, the service provider may be fined up to Rs. 5 lakhs against one parameter "depending upon the extent of deviation of performance from the benchmark.
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Many Telecom Operators Have Executed 100-Day Call Drop Plan, Says COAI
"There is substantial reduction in call drop problem now," Rajan S. Mathews said ahead of Communications Minister Manoj Sinha's November 1 meeting
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Reliance Jio Calls for MNP Support, Will Report Operator-Wise Call Drop Data
Reliance Jio users are said to have faced some 50 million call drops in a week.
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Telecom Regulator To Seek Call Masking Details From Operators
Telecom regulator TRAI will seek details of the radio link timeout technology, allegedly being used for masking call drops and resulting in higher bills for subscribers.
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In TRAI Call Drop Test Drive, Most Telecom Operators Fail
All telecom operators, except RCom and Vodafone, have failed to meet call drop benchmark in Delhi as per a recent test drive for mobile quality of service (QoS) by telecom regulator Trai, which is seeking more powers to impose penalty on erring firms.
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Consumers' Right To Be Compensated For Call Drops: Telecom Regulator
Consumers have the right to get compensated for call drops and this was different from the quality of service guidelines that cellular service providers have to follow under the licence conditions, Telecom Regulator or TRAI told Delhi High Court today.
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Telecom Regulator Asks Operators To Start Compensating For Call Drops
Telecom regulator TRAI has written to 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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No Going Back on Call Drop Penalty, Says Telecom Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad
Despite mounting pressure from telecom companies including the threat of legal action, telecom minister Ravi Shankar Prasad today said the penalty for call drops announced by the regulator TRAI will be implemented as per schedule.
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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 Drops: TRAI Says Telcos Can Be Fined Up to Rs. 5 Lakhs on Call Drops
TRAI said if the benchmark is not met, the service provider may be fined up to Rs. 5 lakhs against one parameter "depending upon the extent of deviation of performance from the benchmark.
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Many Telecom Operators Have Executed 100-Day Call Drop Plan, Says COAI
"There is substantial reduction in call drop problem now," Rajan S. Mathews said ahead of Communications Minister Manoj Sinha's November 1 meeting
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Reliance Jio Calls for MNP Support, Will Report Operator-Wise Call Drop Data
Reliance Jio users are said to have faced some 50 million call drops in a week.
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Telecom Regulator To Seek Call Masking Details From Operators
Telecom regulator TRAI will seek details of the radio link timeout technology, allegedly being used for masking call drops and resulting in higher bills for subscribers.
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In TRAI Call Drop Test Drive, Most Telecom Operators Fail
All telecom operators, except RCom and Vodafone, have failed to meet call drop benchmark in Delhi as per a recent test drive for mobile quality of service (QoS) by telecom regulator Trai, which is seeking more powers to impose penalty on erring firms.
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Consumers' Right To Be Compensated For Call Drops: Telecom Regulator
Consumers have the right to get compensated for call drops and this was different from the quality of service guidelines that cellular service providers have to follow under the licence conditions, Telecom Regulator or TRAI told Delhi High Court today.
-
Telecom Regulator Asks Operators To Start Compensating For Call Drops
Telecom regulator TRAI has written to 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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No Going Back on Call Drop Penalty, Says Telecom Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad
Despite mounting pressure from telecom companies including the threat of legal action, telecom minister Ravi Shankar Prasad today said the penalty for call drops announced by the regulator TRAI will be implemented as per schedule.
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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.
