The Department of Telecommunications (DoT) has proposed a new set of draft rules that place security compliance at the core of satellite service operations in India, signaling a tougher regulatory framework for the sector. The proposed measures introduce stricter operational and security requirements for satellite communication
India’s telecom regulator has proposed stricter financial penalties for telecom operators who fail to address consumer complaints within the prescribed timelines. The decision comes at a time when the sector faces growing concerns about spam calls, service disruptions, and delayed grievance redressal. The move by the Telecom
The Indian telecom sector has received a fresh policy update in the Union Budget 2026-27. The centre has proposed an expenditure of ₹73,990 crore for the telecom department. The move mirrors the government’s focus on network expansion, digital connectivity and revival of state-run operators. A significant
The telecom companies in India have urged the government to reduce regulatory taxes and provide relief ahead of the Union Budget 2026. The current fiscal charges are a significant burden on operators’ finances. The Cellular Operators Association of India (COAI), representing major carriers, has made a