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C-DOT to transfer GPON technology to telecom manufacturers

Gigabit Passive Optical Network technology, designed and developed in India by the Centre for Development of Telematics, was transferred to manufacturers today.

BSNL to lease infrastructure to private players

India's state-run telecom operator Bharat Sanchar Nigam Ltd. (BSNL), which has posted a loss of $1.2 billion in its most recent fiscal year, plans to lease out spare capacity of its network of towers to private players, according to news reports.

Idea Cellular India’s top gainer in mobile number portability

Indian telecom operator Idea Cellular has picked up the most subscribers from other companies through the mobile number portability facility launched by the government a few months ago.

Reality Check: Disruptive Value Innovation

Prologue Information technology has largely been available to businesses for the past five or six decades. Many businesses in the West and around the world have been leveraging IT to be competitive and achieve scales of business economies across various layers of their organizations --...

Indian telecom chiefs meet PM

The chiefs of leading telecom companies met Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh and other key policy makers to discuss contentious issues plaguing the telecom sector.

Tata Communications to expand cloud portfolio with InstaHCM

Tata Communications today announced the launch of InstaHCM, a human capital management addition to its InstaApps software-as-a-service portfolio. InstaHCM will offered in partnership with SuccessFactors Inc., a company dealing in cloud-based business execution software.

MHA examining report on telecom data monitoring

The Indian Home Ministry is examining a report submitted by a high-level panel of experts on a focused and practical approach to the issue of decrypting some of the encrypted communication in a readable format, a task with which India's security agencies have encountered problems.

DoT panel rejects TRAI’s M&A recommendations

The Telecom Regulatory Authority of India's recommendation of a 60% market share cap on merger and acquisitions has been turned down by a standing committee of the Department of Telecommunications.

Amdocs unveils ‘Data Experience Solution’

Amdocs unveiled its Amdocs Data Experience Solution, which it said was designed to help service providers deploy new data services that could improve the customer user experience and accelerate data services monetization.

TRAI proposals have RCom chief optimistic about India entry

"If there is any responsible player coming into the industry and growing the business especially by data, it is very good news," a top RCom official said.

India Telecom Tracker: Nov. 28, 2011

India's top telecom bureaucrat, R Chandrashekhar, Monday said the Telecom Commission expects to conclude discussions on TRAI's proposal on 2G spectrum pricing and M&As in the telecom sector within a week.

Airtel expands managed services partnership with Ericsson

India's Bharti Airtel, a leading global telecommunications company with operations in 19 countries across Asia and Africa, Monday expanded its managed services agreement with Ericsson for its India operations.

India Telecom Tracker: Nov. 25, 2011

A report by India's telecom regulator states that the combined earned revenue of the country's telecom operators was $9.6 billion at the end of Q2 (September 2011).

Indian telecom equipment manufacturers write to PM, seek level playing field

The Indian Telecom Equipment Manufacturers Association (TEMA), in a letter to the Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh on Friday, asked for a level playing field for the home grown telecom equipment manufactures.

HTC shares plunge on Q4 forecast cut, patent battle setback

Shares of Taiwan-based HTC Corporation reached the lowest level in 16 months after the company cut its Q4 revenue forecast, Bloomberg reported.

Telecom needs critical infrastructure status under NTP

The Indian government should consider granting 'critical infrastructure' status to active and passive infrastructure in telecommunications and broadband sector, according to a report prepared by consultancy major KPMG and the Confederation of Indian Industry (CII), an Indian industry body.

Study: India mobile handset sales to reach 231M units in 2012

The sale of mobile devices in India is set to reach 231 million units in 2012, an increase of 8.5% compared with this year's total of 213 million units, according to a study by Gartner Inc.

Essar Group selects Juniper’s Junos Pulse

Juniper Networks on Wednesday announced that it has provided a secure multiplatform remote network access solution to the Essar Group, an Indian multinational conglomerate with interests in steel, oil and gas, power, business process outsourcing, ports, shipping and infrastructure development. Junos Pulse is an integrated,...

Telecom CEO’s seek PM’s intervention on 3G roaming issue

Top executives of three leading telecom companies in India have now written to the Indian Prime Minister over the issue of the controversial 3G roaming deals.

Finding hidden signals with a Handheld Spectrum Analyzer

Sometimes finding a hidden signal can be very challenging, especially in cases where the signal is deliberately hidden in a way that makes it difficult to detect. High-performance spectrum analyzers help users detect and locate hidden signals. Their low phase noise and wide dynamic...

Telcos must help ensure network security in India, DoT says

In a recent draft of security policy, the Department of Telecom asks telecom operators in India to play a role in ensuring the security of the country's telecom networks.

Trouble at the top of India’s telecom ministry

The sentencing of a former telecom minster last week on bribery charges continues the troubled recent history of India's telecom agency and sector. Of the nine telecom ministers since 1996, four have faced serious corruption charges.

India adds 7.12M GSM subscribers in October

India's GSM operators added 7.12 million new subscribers in the month of October, an increase of 1.15% from the previous month, bringing the country's GSM subscriber base to 625.41 million.

Top two Indian telcos under investigation

India's federal investigation agency has registered a case against the country's two top telecom companies and a former Telecom Secretary for alleged irregularities in the allocation of spectrum during 2001-2003 when the late Pramoj Mahajan was telecom minister.