Category: India

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The Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) has issued its much-awaited recommendations on the terms and conditions for assigning spectrum for certain satellite-based commercial communication services, following a request from the Department of Telecommunications (DoT).

The recommendations cover spectrum allocation for NGSO-based Fixed Satellite Services (FSS) and GSO/NGSO-based Mobile Satellite Services (MSS), aiming to enable high-speed internet and communication services across India, especially in remote areas.

TRAI proposes spectrum use in bands such as Ku, Ka, Q/V, L, S, and C, with assignments valid for five years, extendable by two. Spectrum charges will be 4% of Adjusted Gross Revenue, with additional subscriber-based fees in urban areas for NGSO-FSS.

The regulator also recommended faster processing timelines, inter-operator coordination, and potential subsidies for rural user terminals. The move is expected to boost satellite connectivity and bridge the digital divide in underserved regions.

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Authorities are inviting public comments on the proposed adoption of the TSDSI standard titled “A Generic Relay Architecture for 5G and Beyond” as a national standard. This standard outlines a framework for relay architecture designed to enhance 5G and future telecommunications technologies. Stakeholders and the general public are encouraged to review and provide feedback on the standard before it is officially adopted. The consultation aims to ensure that the standard meets the needs of all relevant parties and aligns with national and international best practices.

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The Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) has issued a directive mandating access providers to disconnect and blacklist unregistered spam callers under the Telecom Commercial Communications Customer Preference Regulations (TCCCPR), 2018. This new enforcement measure aims to tackle the pervasive issue of unsolicited commercial communications and protect consumers from spam calls.

Under this directive, access providers—such as telecom operators and service providers—are required to take the following actions:

Disconnect Unregistered Callers: Immediately cut off the service for entities identified as making spam calls without proper registration or compliance with regulatory standards.
Blacklist Offenders: Place these unregistered callers on a blacklist to prevent them from making further unsolicited calls, thereby curbing repeat offenses and reducing the overall volume of spam.
This initiative is part of TRAI’s ongoing efforts to enforce compliance with the TCCCPR, 2018, which aims to regulate and minimize unwanted commercial communications while safeguarding consumer interests. By implementing these measures, TRAI seeks to enhance the effectiveness of spam control mechanisms and improve the quality of communication services for all users.

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The Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) has announced new and updated Quality of Service (QoS) standards for access and broadband services. This move aims to enhance the overall quality and reliability of telecommunications services across the country.

The updated standards introduce revised benchmarks for various aspects of service delivery, including speed, connectivity, customer support, and service reliability. These changes are designed to ensure that service providers meet higher performance and customer satisfaction levels.

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