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Telecom Minister Rules Out Grant Of Penal Power To Regulator
Rejecting demand for giving penal power to the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI), Telecom Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad has said the authority has enough power to protect the interest of consumers.
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Airtel, Vodafone Meet Call Drop Norm In Bhopal: Telecom Regulator
All telecom operators, except the 2G network of Airtel and Vodafone, failed to meet the call drop benchmark in an independent drive test conducted by the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI).
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Call Drops: Trai Seeks Power to Imprison, Fine Violators
This follows a Supreme Court judgement quashing the Trai order that asked telecom operators to compensate subscribers for call drops.
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Call Drops: Telecom Secretary to Meet CEOs of Service Providers on Friday
The Supreme Court recently quashed a rule that mandated telecom operators to compensate consumers Re. 1 for each call drop.
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Telecom Secretary To Discuss Call Drop Issue With CEOs On June 10: Report
With the issue over call drops refusing to die down, Telecom Secretary J S Deepak has called a meeting of CEOs of mobile service providers to discuss that and much more.
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Operators Question Trai's Test Results On Call Drops
Questioning regulator Trai's drive test results showing worsening call drop situation, telecom operators on Thursday said the issue is limited to area where there are problems in installing towers.
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Trai Seeks Penal Powers as Telcos Fail Call Drop Test
The Supreme Court recently quashed a Trai rule mandating telcos compensate consumers Rs. 1 for each call drop with upper limit at Rs. 3 per day.
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TRAI To Decide On Supreme Court Order, We Expect Better Service: Ravi Shankar Prasad
With the Supreme Court annulling the call drop compensation regulation, Telecom Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad on Wednesday said telecom operators must "heed properly" his call for improving service quality.
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Call Dropped? You're On Your Own. TRAI's Reimbursement Order Cancelled
Telecom operators don't have to compensate consumers for call drops, the Supreme Court ruled today, cancelling regulator TRAI's order.
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Boost For Telecom Firms As Top Court Strikes Down Call Drop Levy
The Supreme Court on Wednesday ruled that consumers cannot claim compensation for call drops, striking down a regulation that mandated operators to pay subscribers Rs 1 for every call drop, starting January 1, 2016.
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Call Drop Compensation: Supreme Court Rules Trai Regulation Is Arbitrary
"We have held the impugned regulation to be ultra vires, arbitrary, unreasonable and non-transparent," a bench comprising Justices Kurian Joseph and R F Nariman said.
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TRAI Regulation On Call Drops Is Arbitrary, Unreasonable: Supreme Court
The Supreme Court on Wednesday struck down the TRAI regulation making it mandatory for telecom companies to compensate subscribers for call drops holding it as "arbitrary, unreasonable and non-transparent".
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Supreme Court Verdict On Call Drop Compensation Likely Today
The Supreme Court is likely to give today its judgment on plea by associations of telecom operators challenging sector regulator TRAI's October 16, 2015 notification obligating service providers to compensate consumers for dropped calls, at Rs.one each for the first three calls daily.
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Call Drops: Trai Extends Date for Compensation Report to Monday
Trai had given the telecom service providers time till March 7 to submit a compliance report.
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Telecom Operators Have to Pay For Call Drops, No Supreme Court Relief
The Supreme Court on Friday declined any interim relief to telecom companies against the Delhi High Court's order upholding TRAI's decision making it mandatory for them to compensate subscribers for call drops from January 1, 2016.
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Telecom Minister Rules Out Grant Of Penal Power To Regulator
Rejecting demand for giving penal power to the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI), Telecom Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad has said the authority has enough power to protect the interest of consumers.
-
Airtel, Vodafone Meet Call Drop Norm In Bhopal: Telecom Regulator
All telecom operators, except the 2G network of Airtel and Vodafone, failed to meet the call drop benchmark in an independent drive test conducted by the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI).
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Call Drops: Trai Seeks Power to Imprison, Fine Violators
This follows a Supreme Court judgement quashing the Trai order that asked telecom operators to compensate subscribers for call drops.
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Call Drops: Telecom Secretary to Meet CEOs of Service Providers on Friday
The Supreme Court recently quashed a rule that mandated telecom operators to compensate consumers Re. 1 for each call drop.
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Telecom Secretary To Discuss Call Drop Issue With CEOs On June 10: Report
With the issue over call drops refusing to die down, Telecom Secretary J S Deepak has called a meeting of CEOs of mobile service providers to discuss that and much more.
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Operators Question Trai's Test Results On Call Drops
Questioning regulator Trai's drive test results showing worsening call drop situation, telecom operators on Thursday said the issue is limited to area where there are problems in installing towers.
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Trai Seeks Penal Powers as Telcos Fail Call Drop Test
The Supreme Court recently quashed a Trai rule mandating telcos compensate consumers Rs. 1 for each call drop with upper limit at Rs. 3 per day.
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TRAI To Decide On Supreme Court Order, We Expect Better Service: Ravi Shankar Prasad
With the Supreme Court annulling the call drop compensation regulation, Telecom Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad on Wednesday said telecom operators must "heed properly" his call for improving service quality.
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Call Dropped? You're On Your Own. TRAI's Reimbursement Order Cancelled
Telecom operators don't have to compensate consumers for call drops, the Supreme Court ruled today, cancelling regulator TRAI's order.
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Boost For Telecom Firms As Top Court Strikes Down Call Drop Levy
The Supreme Court on Wednesday ruled that consumers cannot claim compensation for call drops, striking down a regulation that mandated operators to pay subscribers Rs 1 for every call drop, starting January 1, 2016.
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Call Drop Compensation: Supreme Court Rules Trai Regulation Is Arbitrary
"We have held the impugned regulation to be ultra vires, arbitrary, unreasonable and non-transparent," a bench comprising Justices Kurian Joseph and R F Nariman said.
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TRAI Regulation On Call Drops Is Arbitrary, Unreasonable: Supreme Court
The Supreme Court on Wednesday struck down the TRAI regulation making it mandatory for telecom companies to compensate subscribers for call drops holding it as "arbitrary, unreasonable and non-transparent".
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Supreme Court Verdict On Call Drop Compensation Likely Today
The Supreme Court is likely to give today its judgment on plea by associations of telecom operators challenging sector regulator TRAI's October 16, 2015 notification obligating service providers to compensate consumers for dropped calls, at Rs.one each for the first three calls daily.
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Call Drops: Trai Extends Date for Compensation Report to Monday
Trai had given the telecom service providers time till March 7 to submit a compliance report.
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Telecom Operators Have to Pay For Call Drops, No Supreme Court Relief
The Supreme Court on Friday declined any interim relief to telecom companies against the Delhi High Court's order upholding TRAI's decision making it mandatory for them to compensate subscribers for call drops from January 1, 2016.
