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Delhi High Court Refuses to Interfere With TRAI's Rs 1,050 Crore Penalty on Vodafone
The Delhi High Court refused to grant relief to Vodafone after the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) recommended the imposition of an Rs. 1,050 crore penalty on the operator. The penalty was recommended after Reliance Jio accused Vodafone of denying interconnectivity to its network as part of an Interconnection Agreement. The court held ...
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Court Refuses To Interfere With Penalty Recommendation On 2 Vodafone Firms
Delhi High Court has refused to interfere with TRAI's recommendation for imposing a penalty of Rs 1,050 crore on two Vodafone companies for allegedly denying inter-connectivity to Reliance Jio Infocomm Ltd (RJIL) under an Interconnection Agreement.
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Digital Commission Accepts TRAI's Quantum of Penalty on Telcos
The DCC decided to accept the recommendation of TRAI on imposing a penalty of Rs. 3,050 crores on three telecom majors.
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Reliance Jio Battle: Airtel Urges DoT to Reject TRAI Fine on 3 Telcos
An Airtel spokesperson said that the company disagreed with TRAI's recommendation and requested the Department of Telecom (DoT) to reject it.
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Reliance Jio Penalty Case: TRAI to Reply to DoT This Month
The Telecom Department, on April 5, wrote to the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) asking it to give a "reconsidered opinion" on the penalty issue.
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Vodafone Plea Against Telecom Regulator's Recommendation Premature: Centre
The Centre today termed as "premature" the plea by telecom major Vodafone challenging TRAI's recommendation to impose Rs 1,050 crore penalty on it for not providing inter-connectivity to Reliance Jio.
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Delhi High Court Refrains From Interfering With TRAI's Penalty Recommendation
It also said that in communications between two departments of the government, the court cannot interfere.
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Call Drops: Parliamentary Panel to Meet Telcos, DoT, TRAI on November 10
The panel will hear the views of the representatives of COAI and Reliance Jio, followed by meeting with representatives of DoT and the TRAI.
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Delhi High Court Refuses to Interfere With TRAI's Rs 1,050 Crore Penalty on Vodafone
The Delhi High Court refused to grant relief to Vodafone after the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) recommended the imposition of an Rs. 1,050 crore penalty on the operator. The penalty was recommended after Reliance Jio accused Vodafone of denying interconnectivity to its network as part of an Interconnection Agreement. The court held ...
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Court Refuses To Interfere With Penalty Recommendation On 2 Vodafone Firms
Delhi High Court has refused to interfere with TRAI's recommendation for imposing a penalty of Rs 1,050 crore on two Vodafone companies for allegedly denying inter-connectivity to Reliance Jio Infocomm Ltd (RJIL) under an Interconnection Agreement.
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Digital Commission Accepts TRAI's Quantum of Penalty on Telcos
The DCC decided to accept the recommendation of TRAI on imposing a penalty of Rs. 3,050 crores on three telecom majors.
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Reliance Jio Battle: Airtel Urges DoT to Reject TRAI Fine on 3 Telcos
An Airtel spokesperson said that the company disagreed with TRAI's recommendation and requested the Department of Telecom (DoT) to reject it.
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Reliance Jio Penalty Case: TRAI to Reply to DoT This Month
The Telecom Department, on April 5, wrote to the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) asking it to give a "reconsidered opinion" on the penalty issue.
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Vodafone Plea Against Telecom Regulator's Recommendation Premature: Centre
The Centre today termed as "premature" the plea by telecom major Vodafone challenging TRAI's recommendation to impose Rs 1,050 crore penalty on it for not providing inter-connectivity to Reliance Jio.
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Delhi High Court Refrains From Interfering With TRAI's Penalty Recommendation
It also said that in communications between two departments of the government, the court cannot interfere.
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Call Drops: Parliamentary Panel to Meet Telcos, DoT, TRAI on November 10
The panel will hear the views of the representatives of COAI and Reliance Jio, followed by meeting with representatives of DoT and the TRAI.
