Loop, STel, Etisalat DB may not to get any licence fee refund:...

The government expects to raise a whopping Rs 31,589 crore from telecom firms, which includes more than Rs 2,700 crore from operators whose licences were cancelled by the Supreme Court, as one-time spectrum fee. However, so far only Tata ...

Telecom majors are expected to post higher revenues and margins in the fourth quarter of the last fiscal, says Barclays. RELATED MUMBAI: Buoyed by increased revenue per minute and subscriber churn from smaller operators, telecom majors are expected ...

Move could result in more litigation, intense negotiations between affected firms and telecom department Shauvik Ghosh Photo: Mint Updated: Tue, Apr 23 2013. 12 54 AM IST New Delhi: India's attorney general has said that telcos that had the licences ...

NEW DELHI: The government may ask Russian conglomerate Sistema's Indian telecom venture, SSTL to pay around Rs 463 crore as charges for the one-year period up to February 15, 2013 when it continued operations without valid permits, sources said.

NEW DELHI: Prime Minister Manmohan Singh's visit to the (UAE), scheduled for late March, had to be postponed as the UAE is insisting on India signing a Bilateral Investment Protection Agreement (BIPA) without which it is reluctant to go ahead with ...

There's more grief ahead for whose licences were cancelled by the Supreme Court. The Department of Telecom is readying a for Rs 2,764 crore from nine operators for being allowed to continue services post the Supreme Court order of February 2, 2012.

TheCellular Operators Association of India(which includes most of Indias GSM telecom operators), has reported an addition of0.40 million GSM connections in January 2013, closing in at 657.5 million, an increase of0.06% from 657.1 million subscribers in the ...

Asian markets move lower after China manufacturing-activity growth slows in April A file photo of the BSE building in Mumbai. Photo: Mint Also Read Mumbai: US markets ended higher on Monday as investors anticipated higher earnings from the ...

(Financial Express (India) Via Acquire Media NewsEdge) For the first time after ending their non-compete agreement in May 2010, the Ambani brothers have joined hands in their business operations. On Tuesday Mukesh Ambani's Reliance Jio Infocomm, ...