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TRAI, India’s telecoms regulator, has recommended to the government that mobile operators holding 4G spectrum should pay annual licence fees based on a proportion of revenue – even for those still to launch 4G services – reports Reuters.

The Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) has proposed drastic cuts in the price of 2G spectrum, recommending that any valuation linked to 3G spectrum prices in an upcoming auction – a link India’s cash-strapped government has so far favoured…

Following on from a sale of 1800MHz spectrum in November 2012, the Indian government is set to release a further 285MHz of 1800MHz wireless frequencies in an upcoming auction.

Fearful of low returns from upcoming spectrum auctions, India’s Department of Telecommunications (DoT) – according to the Economic Times – is planning not to allow spectrum sharing and trading among operators for the time being.

Nordic-based operator group Telenor wrote-down the remaining value of its business in India, noting in a statement that if a proposed spectrum issue goes forward in its current form, “it will be almost impossible to participate in the auction…

The Telecom Regulatory Authority of India has ordered operators Etisalat DB and S Tel to reactivate their mobile services within three days, after they shut down their networks in response to a Supreme Court decision to cancel 122 2G licences

The Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) said that following the cancellation of numerous 2G licences in the country earlier this year, it will recommend to the government that there is no need for a separate “exit policy” to…