Latest News on Department Of Telecommunications
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Aug 24, 2018
Selection committee estimates Rs 1,600 crore support for 5G from center
5G will require funding by the Government and a 'high-level Budget Committee' should be formed. -
Aug 23, 2018
Government has no intention to impose ban on messaging apps: Telecom Secretary
The government is looking for other "technical solutions" to curb instances of fake news. -
Aug 23, 2018
Government recommended to announce 5G spectrum policy by 31 December
AJ Paulraj, Chairperson of the panel said, 5G would be critical for various segments in the society. -
Aug 23, 2018
In-flight connectivity licence norms to be approved by October this year: Report
Experts say that it will take a lot of time for Indian carriers to launch in-flight connectivity. -
Aug 08, 2018
WhatsApp confirms limiting forward messages to five chats for Indian users
The limit has started to appear this week for people who are on the current version of WhatsApp. -
Jul 24, 2018
Idea shares surge 16.6 percent as merger with Vodafone India clears government hurdle
Idea paid 39.26 billion rupees ($569.4 million) and a bank guarantee of 33.22 billion rupees to the DoT -
Jul 18, 2018
DoT receives 40 to 50 mn consumer complaints annually, says Telecom Secretary
Telecom secretary has emphasised on the need for a strong consumer movement and consumer activists. -
Jul 10, 2018
Vodafone-Idea merger approved by Telecom Ministry but with some payment conditions
The combined operations of Idea and Vodafone will create the country's largest telecom operator worth over $23 billion (or over Rs 1.5 lakh crore), -
Jul 03, 2018
DoT has no hand to play in Vodafone-Idea merger delay says Telecom Minister
The merger deal was expected to be completed last month, but the DoT is seeking legal opinion on it. -
Jun 25, 2018
Users will soon be able to place voice calls over public Wi-Fi networks: Report
According to reports, the calling services over the public Wi-Fi would be offered at no additional cost.
