2g Licence Fee

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  Supreme Court Dismisses Plea Of Loop Telecom Seeking Refund Of Licence Fee

  Supreme Court dismissed a plea of Loop Telecom seeking refund of Rs 1,454 crore paid for 2G licence and damages for loss of reputation after its cancellation.

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  2G spectrum auction ends, nets over Rs 60,000 crore: report

  The government has set a target of Rs 40,874 crore for this fiscal year (FY14) from spectrum, including the auction amount, one-time spectrum charge and annual regular licence fee

• Loop, STel, Etisalat DB may not to get any licence fee refund: sources

  The government is unlikely to refund licence fee of telecom companies, whose licences were quashed by the Supreme Court in 2012, NDTV has learned. Thus, Loop, STel and Etisalat DB are not likely to get any refund from the government for the one-time licence fee they had paid.

• 2G auction: Telenor wants 50 per cent cut in Mumbai licence fee

  Norwegian telecom firm Telenor, which won licences to operate in six big states in November, is hoping for a further reduction in the starting price for the second round of spectrum auction in March.

• Deferred payments for 2G spectrum may get government minimal revenue

  The government's net revenue from the just concluded 2G spectrum auction may be only a few hundred crore of rupees after adjusting the entry fee already paid by operators in 2008 for licences that were later cancelled.

• Telenor to pay Rs 40.18 billion for new 2G licences

  Norwegian telecoms firm Telenor won licences in six Indian circles for a total spectrum fee of 40.18 billion rupees, the firm said on Wednesday.

• Telenor to pay Rs 4,018 crore for new 2G licences

  Norwegian telecoms firm Telenor won licences in six Indian circles for a total spectrum fee of Rs 4,018 crore, the firm said on Wednesday.

• Refund fee to telcos whose licences were scrapped: EGoM

  An ministerial panel recommended that the fees paid in 2008 by those telecom operators set to lose their permits after a Supreme Court order be adjusted against the price in an upcoming auction or be refunded, senior government officials said.

• Defer 2G entry fee: Attorney General to Govt

  Attorney General GE Vahanvati has advised the government to defer a Cabinet proposal to make it compulsory for all telecom operators to match the auction-determined price for their existing 2G airwaves for the remaining period of their licences.

• New telecom policy brings uniform licence, 2G spectrum sharing

  India announced a uniform telecom licence fee policy under the new telecom policy on Wednesday. Telecom minister Kapil Sibal announced that the telecom regulator will announce a migration path for existing licence holders to the uniform licence regime. Telecom operators would be permitted to share 2G spectrum as it is a scarce resource.