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you can tell them that because you are sending to a few selected numbers(like family and friends) , sms in excess of 500-800/month , cannot be treated as commercial usage.
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http://www.thehindubusinessline.com/todays-paper/article1585825.ece
Experts point out that there is no law in India that regulates analyst opinion and therein lies the loophole. The analysts' communication is crafted so well that there are enough gaps to exploit and also to save their skin in case it backfires.
“In the US, no analyst can change his opinion within six months and if such a change is warranted due to events such as a drastic policy change, he has to file the reasons to the SEC (US stocks regulator),” said Mr Kishor Ostwal, CMD, CNI Research.
As a result, there is no safety net for the retail investor. There continue to remain question marks on what is said and what is actually done, said market experts.
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http://www.thehindubusinessline.com/industry-and-economy/info-tech/article1585255.ece?homepage=true
Despite opposition from the Department of Space and the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting, the Department of Telecom has identified the S-band and the 700 Mhz frequency, along with a bunch of other new spectrum bands, for wireless broadband services.
The I&B Ministry and the Department of Space want to use 700 Mhz and the S-band for Mobile TV and satellite services, respectively.
According to the draft National Frequency Allocation Plan (NFAP) for 2011, prepared by the Wireless Planning and Coordination (WPC) wing of the DoT, at least 10 new frequency bands have been identified for broadband services. While NFAP is the Government's future roadmap for spectrum usage, the WPC is the custodian of airwaves and decides on who gets to use which part of the various frequency bands.
Though the draft NFAP recognises the space agency's need for bandwidth on S-band for various services, such as cyclone warning dissemination system, meteorological data dissemination and Broadcasting Satellite Service applications, it wants the frequency to be shared with broadband operators.
“Requirements of IMT applications (3G) including Broadband Wireless Access (BWA) may be considered for coordination on a case-by-case basis in this band,” the NFAP states. This is the same spectrum band that Bangalore-based Devas Multimedia was planning to offer broadband services through a controversial deal with ISRO.
The deal was annulled after the Government took a view that the S-band would not be allocated for commercial use.
Similarly, in the case of 700 Mhz band, the I&B Ministry wants to auction it for Mobile TV services but the WPC has earmarked all of it for telecom services. The NFAP 2011 has relegated Mobile TV to below 698 Mhz band. Other frequency bands identified by the WPC for telecom services include the 450 Mhz, 2.3 Ghz and 3.4 Ghz band.
Spectrum crunch
The new frequency bands will provide a reprieve to telecom companies as they have been facing a crunch in spectrum over the past few years. The operators will need more spectrum in the near future as data usage starts picking up. The Government has set a target of 100 million broadband subscribers by 2014. According to the TRAI, there will be a need for 6000 Gbps (compared with 750 Gbps in 2010) of bandwidth in the next three years to support all that demand. While some of this demand will be met by optical fibre cable, wireless broadband is expected to be the key driver. Hence, availability of spectrum is crucial.
However, non-telecom users such as the defence, space agencies and broadcasters also need spectrum and there is an overlap in the frequency bands used by them and the telecom operators.
The Department of Space has most of the S-band for satellite services and does not want to part with any part of it.
The NFAP will be finalised by the WPC over the next few weeks and it will be interesting to see if any of these agencies will be able to hold on to their turf or not.
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@dipan
while whta you have said is true aboy usa,CIBIL is also doing the job reg credit profile here oflate.may be firms are to hesitant fearing the after shocks of monsoon hungama
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mobilestore is offering Clearance Sale . delivery in mumbai only
http://www.themobilestore.in/mobilestore/cellphone-buy/store-price_online-127:42_shop-3_/127:42.html
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snapdeal is offering mts mblaze @rs 849/ in chennai
http://www.snapdeal.com/deal-chennai_south-MTS
if you are registering for the first time with snapdeal
one can get at rs 750/-
free home delivery in chennai.
Also get Britannica Encyclopedia and Four full games CD worth Rs 1699 free.
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@setu shah
by next year we will have infotel and others launching lte dongles and will surely be innovative to create more web traffic.so web hosting will be more affordable as well as reliable
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dipan
excellent find indeed.these ppl are real heros and are paying for the stupidness of others
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kanagadeepan
its so obvious that when a company wants more they have to provide choices to customer .mts has clearly missed requirements of high arpu ppl like you.
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kanagadeepan
mts is offering free roaming i/c for 296 rs recharge for 180 days.
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@saket
some queries seem to be answered on what rs 1500 rental entitles a subscriber at
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Rudradeep
with more wannabees its the govt which should be excited.
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20% off on any purchase at shopperstop.com on all purchases above 1000 rs with coupon "SSLMAR11".valid till march 31.one can use this more than once
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Explosion at Japan's Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Power Plant
http://www.ft.com/cms/s/0/dc15fa98-4c60-11e0-8da3-00144feab49a.html#axzz1GNWyG9lx
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pajat
my observation was from the text of the con call. may b u r right.but my guess is wherever Rcom is not having 3g gsm license (like AP TN),they will rely on evdo and we customers can take benefits of competition .So evdo expansion/support can be taken for granted.moreover if voice customers are leaving bcos of MNP then it will boost wireless speeds.blessing in disguise
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The future medical devices are here and in a sense they make fellow humans redundant(one need not remind loved ones abt medicines or one is spared from reminding about medicines ..depends what is your take )
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welcome kumaar..
may be 1 should be buying rcom stock besides using the power of mnp.
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loop should to be taken task first for sitting idle on precious spectrum
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they will add another 150 cities
source: http://www.rcom.co.in/Rcom/aboutus/ir/pdf/3Q_FY11_Earnings_Call_Transcript.pdf
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relaince net connect broadband plus for 598
naaptol is offering relaince net connect broadband plus for 999
sosasta.com is offering 500 rs naaptol voucher for 99
effective price 598
deal hunters and experienced members pl give your verdict
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with nld licence ,we can expect msaver type(150min/day )onnet std offers at lower tariffs
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till now MTS has been aggresive wrt to local call tariffs.this is set to change
http://economictimes.indiatimes.com/articleshow/7565363.cms?prtpage=1
Eyeing business in the national long distance operations, new telecom firm Sistema-Shyam has applied for the licence in this segment and has got approval of the Foreign Investment Promotion Board (FIPB).
The FIPB, in its meeting held on February 15, approved SSTL's proposal to amend the Foreign Collaboration approval on account of additional activities proposed, according to an official statement.
SSTL is a joint venture between Russia's Sistema and Shyam Group of India. Sistema holds majority share (74 per cent) in the JV, while Shyam Group holds a 23.5 per cent stake and rest 2.5 per cent is with public.
When contacted, SSTL spokesperson said, "To remain competitive in the market in terms of carriage cost and to also offer a world class service to its customers, acquiring a National Long Distance (NLD) licence for a pan-India telecom company like SSTL assumes a lot of significance."
SSTL had applied for FIPB approval in December last year, since the nod is a pre-requisite to get a NLD license from Department of Telecom.
"Based on media reports, one can say that it is this FIPB approval, which has now been granted," the spokesperson added.
The NLD licence will help SSTL become a full-fledged communication services provider in the country since it will help the company save operating expenses for carrying STD traffic, instead of hiring other mobile company's network for the purpose.
Owning its own network for NLD traffic, it will also help the company offer competitive STD tariffs to the subscribers.
All top mobile operators like Reliance Communications , Bharti , BSNL and MTNL have their own NLD infrastructure.
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@rajan
pl continue the good work. and you reply above was terrific .we can understand the pain it takes to sense if something is fishy and to write back.you are worth calling a good Samaritan.+1 to you
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go for vtech..thier stuff is intuitive and reliable unlike chinese copycapts.many ecommerce websites are now selling vtech stuff here and you may even gain good discount by using coupons.