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All Telecom Operators Except BSNL Complying With Call Drop Norms: Centre
All telecom operators except state-owned telecom firm BSNL, only in one circle, have been complying with call drop norms, Parliament was informed on Wednesday.
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India's Call Drop Problem: No More Tricks, Telecom Minister Warns Operators
Telecom Minister Manoj Sinha today said his ministry is keeping a watchful eye on all factors of call drop measurement
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Government Planning Customer Feedback Platform for Call Drops, Says Manoj Sinha
The Communications Minister was briefing media after holding a meeting with telecom service providers' CEOs on the call drop issue.
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Communications Minister to Meet Telcos Over Call Drop Issue on November 1
The telecom companies had given a 100-day roadmap to the government in June to improve call drop situation.
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Call Drops: Telecom Minister To Meet CEOs On November 1
Telecom Minister Manoj Sinha will meet CEOs of telecom companies on November 1 to review the call drop issue and chalk out a road map for future.
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Call Drops Reducing; Auctions to Improve Services: Telecom Minister
The upcoming spectrum auctions will provide operators with more radio waves that will help them improve services and earn more revenues.
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Call Drops Reducing, Auctions To Improve Services: Manoj Sinha
The call drop menace has reduced over the last two months, Telecom Minister Manoj Sinha said on Friday even as he cautioned operators that the service quality has to improve further or they will be "out of the sector" that has an "open and competitive market".
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DoT Said to Be in Favour of More Penal Power for Trai
"The proposal has been submitted to Telecom Minister who has to take call on it," an official source told PTI.
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Airtel, Vodafone Attract Most Complaints On Service Quality
Maximum consumer complaints for poor service and call drops have been received against Bharti Airtel, Vodafone and Reliance Communications in the last three years and the trend continues, Parliament was informed.
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Spectrum Auction Likely to Be Held in September, Says Telecom Minister
Minister Manoj Sinha added he expects "qualitative progress" on the call drop issue in coming 5-6 months.
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Telecom Firms Owe Big Money To Government, Says Ravi Shankar Prasad
On a day telecom operators won a legal battle in Supreme Court -- which decided they won't have to pay consumers for call drops -- Telecom Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad told NDTV that they owe a huge amount of money to the government.
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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 Drops: Trai to Decide on Supreme Court Order, Says Telecom Minister
Commenting on the order, Prasad said, "As far the judgement is concerned, Trai regulation is under scrutiny. Therefore, Trai needs to take a call."
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Call Drops: Telecom Minister Says Government Will Keep a Check on Providers
"Consumers expect the mobile operators to provide good services, and as a minister I will keep a check that they are getting it."
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Call Drops: Telecom Minister To Personally Go On 'Drive Tests'
As the 'call drop' menace refuses to subside, Telecom Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad today said he will personally go around the National Capital along with the top officials to monitor the quality of mobile calls.
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All Telecom Operators Except BSNL Complying With Call Drop Norms: Centre
All telecom operators except state-owned telecom firm BSNL, only in one circle, have been complying with call drop norms, Parliament was informed on Wednesday.
-
India's Call Drop Problem: No More Tricks, Telecom Minister Warns Operators
Telecom Minister Manoj Sinha today said his ministry is keeping a watchful eye on all factors of call drop measurement
-
Government Planning Customer Feedback Platform for Call Drops, Says Manoj Sinha
The Communications Minister was briefing media after holding a meeting with telecom service providers' CEOs on the call drop issue.
-
Communications Minister to Meet Telcos Over Call Drop Issue on November 1
The telecom companies had given a 100-day roadmap to the government in June to improve call drop situation.
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Call Drops: Telecom Minister To Meet CEOs On November 1
Telecom Minister Manoj Sinha will meet CEOs of telecom companies on November 1 to review the call drop issue and chalk out a road map for future.
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Call Drops Reducing; Auctions to Improve Services: Telecom Minister
The upcoming spectrum auctions will provide operators with more radio waves that will help them improve services and earn more revenues.
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Call Drops Reducing, Auctions To Improve Services: Manoj Sinha
The call drop menace has reduced over the last two months, Telecom Minister Manoj Sinha said on Friday even as he cautioned operators that the service quality has to improve further or they will be "out of the sector" that has an "open and competitive market".
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DoT Said to Be in Favour of More Penal Power for Trai
"The proposal has been submitted to Telecom Minister who has to take call on it," an official source told PTI.
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Airtel, Vodafone Attract Most Complaints On Service Quality
Maximum consumer complaints for poor service and call drops have been received against Bharti Airtel, Vodafone and Reliance Communications in the last three years and the trend continues, Parliament was informed.
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Spectrum Auction Likely to Be Held in September, Says Telecom Minister
Minister Manoj Sinha added he expects "qualitative progress" on the call drop issue in coming 5-6 months.
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Telecom Firms Owe Big Money To Government, Says Ravi Shankar Prasad
On a day telecom operators won a legal battle in Supreme Court -- which decided they won't have to pay consumers for call drops -- Telecom Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad told NDTV that they owe a huge amount of money to the government.
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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 Drops: Trai to Decide on Supreme Court Order, Says Telecom Minister
Commenting on the order, Prasad said, "As far the judgement is concerned, Trai regulation is under scrutiny. Therefore, Trai needs to take a call."
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Call Drops: Telecom Minister Says Government Will Keep a Check on Providers
"Consumers expect the mobile operators to provide good services, and as a minister I will keep a check that they are getting it."
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Call Drops: Telecom Minister To Personally Go On 'Drive Tests'
As the 'call drop' menace refuses to subside, Telecom Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad today said he will personally go around the National Capital along with the top officials to monitor the quality of mobile calls.
