The Department of Telecom has asked Bharti Airtel to stop offering third generation (3G) services in seven circles where the company does not hold spectrum."Airtel has been asked to stop 3G services and file a compliance report by 3pm on March 18," sources said.The DoT has also asked Airtel to pay a penalty of Rs 350 crore for offering 3G services beyond permitted zones.The company sources said Airtel...
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Bharti Airtel today announced the simultaneous launch of its 3G services in 24 major towns of Haryana. The launch of 3G services was announced by flagging off Airtel 3G mobike rally in Ambala. Commenting on the launch, Mr Shishir Kumar, CEO Upper North, Bharti Airtel said, Airtel customers in Haryana will now be able to now join the 3-million-strong base of customers in India that are...
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Bharti Airtel was today restrained by the Supreme Court from providing 3G roaming services to new customers in seven circles where it does not have licence to do so.The apex court also said that no coercive steps will be taken on the issue of penalty raised against Airtel for allegedly illegally providing 3G services.The seven circles where Airtel does not have licence to provide 3G services are Kolkata,...
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Bharti Airtel Monday said it is seeking a legal remedy to the show cause notice sent by the Department of Telecom on 3G roaming."Bharti Airtel is in receipt of show cause notice received from DoT on 3G intra-circle roaming and is seeking appropriate legal remedy against the same," the company said in a statement."Airtel confirms that 3G ICR arrangements are in compliance with the clarifications of...
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Bharti Airtel was on Thursday restrained by the Supreme Court from providing 3G roaming services to new customers in seven circles where it does not have license to do so.The apex court also said that no coercive steps will be taken on the issue of penalty raised against Airtel for allegedly illegally providing 3G services.The seven circles where Airtel does not have license to provide 3G services...
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Department of Telecom has asked Bharti Airtel to stop offering third generation (3G) services in seven circles where the company does not hold spectrum."Airtel has been asked to stop 3G services and file a compliance report by 3pm on March 18," sources said on Friday.The DoT has also asked Airtel to pay a penalty of Rs 350 crore for offering 3G services beyond permitted zones.The company sources said...
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Bharti Airtel Monday said it is seeking a legal remedy to the show cause notice sent by the Department of Telecom on 3G roaming."Bharti Airtel is in receipt of show cause notice received from DoT on 3G intra-circle roaming and is seeking appropriate legal remedy against the same," the company said in a statement."Airtel confirms that 3G ICR arrangements are in compliance with the clarifications of...
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today refused to stay Delhi High Court order upholding the penalty of Rs 350 crore on Bharti Airtel by Department of Telecommunication (DoT) for not stopping 3G roaming tax.DoT had directed Airtel to stop 3G services in the areas where it did not have the spectrum to offer 3G services.Bharti Airtel had approached Delhi High Court against the order of DoT imposing the penalty of Rs 350 crore for violating...
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Airtel, India s leading telecom services provider, today announced the launch of its third generation (3G) services in Congo. The company had already received 3G licence from Congo to offer services. This is the first 3G licence issued in Central Africa and the second among the French-speaking African nations, after Senegal, Airtel said in a statement. The 3G services will...
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has launched 4G services in the metro city - Kolkata and Airtel has become the firstTerming the 3G services as ‘not successful’ Sibal said '3G has not delivered because they paid such huge prices for the spectrum and there is no liquidity in the market for them to invest in the infrastructure and the devices to deliver 3G, for which 2G was successful and 3G was not successful.'Bharti Airtel has bagged...
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