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As mentioned already that the free calls to help lines will be ditched soon today Airtel initiated this charging concept by issuing a notice to all subscribers in Kolkata and West Bengal telecom circle. With a notion to improve the margins the Indian mobile operators approached the Telecom Regula
02.25.2010| Airtel, General, Mobile Service Providers, Tip, VAS | CellBharatTeam
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A limitation on making calls to customer care for free is expected to come in existence as the mobile operators have made a move to cut down the privilege enjoyed by Indian mobile customers. With a notion to improve the margins the Indian mobile operators approached the Telecom Regulatory Author
01.23.2010| Aircel, Airtel, BPL Mobile, BSNL, Datacom, General, Hutch, IDEA, MTNL, MTS, Mobile Service Providers, Reliance, Swan Telecom, Tata Telecom, Tip, Unitech, VAS, Vodafone | CellBharatTeam
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The new entrant Uninor dazzles with 1.2 million i.e. 12 lakh subscribers as a result of first month-end. As an inception phase it just started its GSM services in 8 circles -UP (West), UP (East), Bihar, Tamil Nadu, Karnataka, Kerala and Andhra Pradesh on December 3, 2009 and now it has captured a r
01.13.2010| General, Mobile Service Providers, Tip, Unitech | CellBharatTeam
3 CommentsThe Telecom Regulatory Authority of India fixes the Mobile Number Portability per port transaction charge and Dipping Charge.MPN allows subscribers to retain their existing telephone number when they move from one access provider to another irrespective of mobile technology or from one cellular to o
11.23.2009| General | CellBharatTeam
No CommentsTelecom Regulatory Authority of India(TRAI) said, the authority takes sole responsibility in making "Per Second Calling" as an option to all the Service Providers of India. TRAI also said that it is not mandatory for a service provider to include "Per Second Calling" as their propaganda but to inclu
10.9.2009| Aircel, Airtel, BPL Mobile, BSNL, Datacom, IDEA, MTNL, MTS, Mobile Service Providers, Reliance, Swan Telecom, Tata Telecom, Unitech, Vodafone | Amit
2 CommentsTelecom regulatory body of India, TRAI expressed its' deep concern in not implementing Pay-per-Second scheme by all the service providers of India. The scheme of Pay-per-Second has been successfully done by Tata Docomo which will be followed by many others in the coming years. Addressing at Genev
2 CommentsThe users of value added services in mobiles have to provide a written consent to their operators, as per the directive of TRAI. To avoid casual or accidental activation of such services including ring back tones and hello tunes (due to mishandling of the press keys), the telecom authority has come
No CommentsWith the elimination of termination charges by the TRAI, Virgin Mobile is mooting its plan to target the youth wing by curtailing the credit of 10 paise to 5 paise /minute for every incoming call. As per the new scheme, this gain of 5 paise credit will be applicable for every incoming call after ali
04.21.2009| Mobile Companies, Virgin | vicky
No CommentsThe government agency of the telecom operation BSNL has developed a bone of contention with the TRAI over the mobile termination charges. BSNL has initiated its move with the Sectoral Tribunal for proper remedy with regard to the norm set down by the TRAI. The revised tariff mooted by the TRAI for m
03.31.2009| BSNL, Mobile Service Providers | vicky
No CommentsMuch after a beeline grievances from the subscribers, The Telecom Regulatory Authority of India has now made some amendments to the DTH operators. In this regard, TRAI has formulated 7-charter rules, which the DTH operators need to obey – 1. There will not be any fee / charge for visiting,
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