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TRAI slashes call termination charges to 6 paise per minute, effective from 1 October 2017

TRAI has also indicated that from 1 January, 2020 onwards the termination charge for all types of domestic calls shall be zero.

TRAI recommends norms for shutting down services to prevent undue hardships to subscribers

TRAI said continuation of access services is now no longer "assured" due to market-based spectrum management.

Inter-ministerial group set up to look at "stressed balance sheets" of telecom operators

The telecom sector is reeling under debt of nearly Rs 800,000 crore, according to industry sources.

Content Delivery Networks and Trai's Net Neutrality consultation: What the stakeholders recommend

Whether or not CDNs should be under the ambit of net neutrality regulations remains a point of contention.

Trai says that telecom service provider's concerns about low tariff maybe inconsistent with public policy

The telecom regulator said on Thursday that the Telecom Commission's contention that reduced tariffs by telecom service providers (TSP) is leading to reduced revenues for the government and poor health of the sector.

Trai releases consultation on unified license regime for Virtual Network Operators

The Unified License (UL) regime is expected to exploit the benefits of convergence and spectrum liberalisation.

Trai seeks opinion from industry on ease of doing telecom business in India

The Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (Trai) will analyse the responses and, if required, take further necessary action for simplification of processes.

Telcos unhappy with Trai's recommendation of independent body for consumer complaints

The Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (Trai) has issued recommendations for complaints/grievance redressal in the telecom sector. These recommendations are based on a consultation paper that was issued on the same.

Trai seeks inputs on apt compromises in consultation proving absolute net neutrality is disastrous

IoT, Smart Cities, Connected Cars and the next generation of internet services will require some compromises on net neutrality.

Responses to Trai's consultation paper on free data contain some good suggestions

While it is clear that Trai has no intention of withdrawing the Discriminatory Tariff Regulations, the Consultation Paper does appear to open up the doors to net neutrality violations again. Here’s a look at the comments and counter-comments that have come in response to this paper.