- 10:46 PM Astec LifeSciences to start a project in Q3FY11
- 09:24 PM Student visa applications to US, UK see 25% drop
- 06:46 PM Nirmal Bang's evening guide on commodity
- 06:43 PM Shankar Sharma case: SAT extends interim stay till...
- 06:33 PM Balrampur Chini FY09 PAT up 167% at Rs 209 cr
- 06:20 PM ToI at No1 spot in English daily, says readership ...
- 06:14 PM After market report by Nirmal Bang
- 06:07 PM See India's sugar production at 16 mt: Balrampur C...
- 06:00 PM Support for rupee seen at 45.90/46: Commtrendz
- 05:58 PM Unhappy with changes in ground handling policy:Vij...



Bharti Airtel on Wednesday said that it has surrendered the CDMA spectrum in Madhya Pradesh to the Department of Telecommunications (DoT). The move will benefit CDMA operators such as Reliance Communications and Tata Teleservices.
The move comes after the Government had asked a number of companies to vacate radio frequency wherever it was not being used. The State-owned MTNL has also been asked to give up excess CDMA spectrum in Delhi and Mumbai.
Bharti Airtel had received the CDMA spectrum as part of a licensing agreement in the year 1997, to offer services as applicable under the license. After the introduction of the unified access service regime, it surrendered the fixed line telephony licence.
"After allowing the use of CDMA spectrum under the UAS License, the company was forced to surrender the spectrum and was also directed to pay the spectrum charges based on the combined GSM and CDMA spectrum allocated, which otherwise were to be charged separately. In addition, its request for refund of the entry fee, in view of surrender of the fixed line license was not entertained ," said a Bharti press release. Airtel customers using the CDMA platform have migrated to GSM technology.
Taken from Business Line
|
|
Business
Business News | Economy | Earnings | BSE NSE Notices
General News
Current Affairs | Politics | World News | Sports | Entertainment
Corporate Strategy
Management | Advertising | Marketing | Legal
Personal Finance
Tax | Insurance | Credit Cards | Loans | Property | Retirement | Investment Help | Financial Planning | Fixed Income
Markets
Local Market | Global Market | Market Cues | Analysis | Expert & FII outlook | Brokerage Recomendation
Stocks
Stocks in News | Expert Advice | ADRs & GDRs | IPO
Mutual Funds
News | Advice | MF Analysis | Fund Managers Views
Lifestyle
Travel | Wellness | Technology | Auto| Books
-
Most Read
-
Most Viewed
- 10 Companies that FIIs love
- 10 companies that MF managers love
- Ex-bonus, RIL will see correction: SP Tulsian

- Sudarshan Sukhani's top five picks for today's trade

- Mkts to remain strong; bet on midcaps: Ramesh Damani
- Ganeshaspeaks: Market prediction for Nov 25
- Expert sector picks to power your portfolio ahead

- Mah Satyam looks at out-of-court settlement with creditors

- Nifty to test 5500 post 5-7% correction: JM Financial

- Mitesh Thacker's top 5 picks for trade today

- S&P raises fears over health of some banks
Source: ft.com
- Auto sector growth to push up demand for rubber
Source: Business Line
- High networth individuals see glitter in commodities
Source: Business Line
- Tatas may launch electric Indica by early 2011
Source: Business Line










