\"\"NEW DELHI: Telecom<\/a> Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI<\/a>) today told the Delhi High Court that no coercive steps would be taken against telecom companies till the next date of hearing on January 6 for not complying with the call drop compensation norms.
\n
\nAdditional Solicitor General (ASG) P S Narasimha made the submission before a bench of Chief Justice G Rohini and Justice Jayant Nath which listed the pleas of cellular operators challenging the call drop regulations for further hearing on January 6.
\n
\nThe ASG, however, made it clear that the regulations would come into force from January 1 as was decided.
\n
\nThe operators have sought quashing of TRAI's October 16 ruling mandating service providers to pay subscribers Re 1 per call drop experienced on their network, subject to a cap of three a day.
\n
Besides
Cellular Operators Association of India<\/a> (COAI<\/a>), the Association of Unified Telecom Service Providers of India (AUSPI) and 21 telecom operators, including Vodafone, Bharti Airtel<\/a> and Reliance have said that the decision has been taken knowing fully well that laws of physics make it impossible to provide a hundred per cent call drop-free network.
\n
Senior advocate
Harish Salve<\/a>, appearing for the cellular operators, told the court that the penalty was being levied without considering the infrastructure problems faced by the companies.
\n
He said if the companies did not comply with the regulations from January 1, 2016, then they feared their
licence<\/a>s might be cancelled for breach of licence condition.
\n
\nHe said TRAI was \"playing to the galleries\" by bringing out the regulations and was not concerned that the telecom companies have inadequate spectrum, not enough towers and the towers they have, are operated at one-tenth their levels to reduce radiation.
\n
\nAll these factors and network congestion lead to call drops, he said.
\n
\n
\n
\nSalve also said that after an auction, each company is allocated a new set of frequencies and hence, it has to recalibrate its entire network.
\n
\nHe submitted if the penalty is levied, the companies will end up paying around Rs 1000 crore to Rs 1500 crore and not Rs 800 crore as TRAI was saying.
\n
\nOpposing grant of any interim order, the ASG told the court that there would be no immediate consequence of the regulations as the telecom companies will have to credit the compensation amount to consumers at the end of the month.
\n
\nHe said that the regulations were notified on October 16 and they were framed after consulting all stakeholders, including the cellular operators, and thus, there was no need for any interim order.
\n
\nHe said the penalty comes out to be less than one per cent of adjusted gross revenue (AGR) of these telecom companies.
\n
\nIn their plea, the operators have said the subject matter is already covered by a prior and existing quality of service regulation, 2009 dated March 20, 2009, and hence, this is an occupied field.
\n
\nThey have also said there is no clause dealing with compensation even in the licence.
\n
\n\"On the contrary, as per the licence agreement, the operators are not required to cover the entire service area. The operators are mandated to roll out their network so as to cover 90 per cent service area in metro...There is no requirement of mandatory coverage in the rural area,\" their plea has said.\n\n<\/body>","next_sibling":[{"msid":50280888,"title":"India's public education system is critial, says Azim Premji","entity_type":"ARTICLE","link":"\/news\/indias-public-education-system-is-critial-says-azim-premji\/50280888","category_name":null,"category_name_seo":"telecomnews"}],"related_content":[],"msid":50280952,"entity_type":"ARTICLE","title":"Call drops: TRAI says no coercive steps against telecom companies till January 6","synopsis":"Harish Salve, appearing for the cellular operators, said the penalty was being levied without considering the infrastructure problems faced by the companies.","titleseo":"telecomnews\/call-drops-trai-says-no-coercive-steps-against-telecom-companies-till-january-6","status":"ACTIVE","authors":[],"Alttitle":{"minfo":""},"artag":"PTI","artdate":"2015-12-22 13:57:13","lastupd":"2015-12-22 13:58:27","breadcrumbTags":["Harish Salve","Telecom","TRAI","policy","Bharti Airtel","licence","COAI","Cellular Operators Association of India"],"secinfo":{"seolocation":"telecomnews\/call-drops-trai-says-no-coercive-steps-against-telecom-companies-till-january-6"}}" data-authors="[" "]" data-category-name="" data-category_id="" data-date="2015-12-22" data-index="article_1">

滴:火车说不强制措施对电信公司直到1月6日

哈瑞药膏,出现手机运营商表示,点球被征收而不考虑基础设施公司面临的问题。

  • 2015年12月22日更新是01:58点
新德里消息:电信印度监管机构(火车)今天告诉德里高等法院,不需要采取任何强制措施对电信公司,直到下一个听证会日期在1月6日为不遵守调用补偿标准下降。

额外的总检察长(ASG) P S Narasimha的长凳前提交首席大法官G罗西尼和正义Jayant Nath上市手机运营商的恳求挑战称之为法规进一步听力下降1月6日。

然而,这种明确表示,《条例》将作为决定从1月1日生效。

火车运营商寻求撤销的10月16日裁定要求服务提供商支付用户1的降幅每个电话网络,每天一顶帽子三个主题。

除了印度手机运营商协会(COAI),协会统一印度的电信服务提供商(AUSPI)和21个电信运营商,包括沃达丰、Bharti Airtel和依赖表示,这个决定已经被完全了解物理定律不可能提供百分之一百drop-free网络电话。

高级主哈瑞药膏手机运营商的出现,告诉法庭,罚款被征收而不考虑基础设施公司面临的问题。

他说,如果公司不遵守规定从1月1日,2016年,他们就害怕执照年代可能取消违反许可证条件。

画廊他说火车是“玩”,将法规和不担心电信公司有频谱不足,没有足够的塔和塔,在十分之一的水平,以减少辐射。

所有这些因素和网络拥塞导致电话滴,他说。



药膏还表示,拍卖后,每个公司分配一套新的频率,因此,它必须调整其整个网络。

他提交了如果征收罚款,公司最终将支付大约1000卢比到1500卢比,而不像火车800卢比。

反对授予任何临时订单,ASG告诉法庭,就不会有立即的结果规定的电信公司信贷消费者的赔偿金额将在本月底。

他说,《条例》在10月16日通知他们陷害后咨询所有利益相关者,包括手机运营商,因此,没有必要为任何临时订单。

他说,惩罚出来小于百分之一的调整这些电信公司的总收入(AGR)。

在他们的请求,运营商表示,主题已经由之前的和现有的服务质量监管,2009年3月20日,2009年,因此,这是一个被占领的领域。

他们也说没有处理补偿条款即使在执照。

“相反,按照许可协议,运营商不需要覆盖整个服务区。规定的运营商推出他们的网络,覆盖90%的服务区域在地铁……没有强制要求保险在农村地区,”他们的恳求说。
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\"\"NEW DELHI: Telecom<\/a> Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI<\/a>) today told the Delhi High Court that no coercive steps would be taken against telecom companies till the next date of hearing on January 6 for not complying with the call drop compensation norms.
\n
\nAdditional Solicitor General (ASG) P S Narasimha made the submission before a bench of Chief Justice G Rohini and Justice Jayant Nath which listed the pleas of cellular operators challenging the call drop regulations for further hearing on January 6.
\n
\nThe ASG, however, made it clear that the regulations would come into force from January 1 as was decided.
\n
\nThe operators have sought quashing of TRAI's October 16 ruling mandating service providers to pay subscribers Re 1 per call drop experienced on their network, subject to a cap of three a day.
\n
Besides
Cellular Operators Association of India<\/a> (COAI<\/a>), the Association of Unified Telecom Service Providers of India (AUSPI) and 21 telecom operators, including Vodafone, Bharti Airtel<\/a> and Reliance have said that the decision has been taken knowing fully well that laws of physics make it impossible to provide a hundred per cent call drop-free network.
\n
Senior advocate
Harish Salve<\/a>, appearing for the cellular operators, told the court that the penalty was being levied without considering the infrastructure problems faced by the companies.
\n
He said if the companies did not comply with the regulations from January 1, 2016, then they feared their
licence<\/a>s might be cancelled for breach of licence condition.
\n
\nHe said TRAI was \"playing to the galleries\" by bringing out the regulations and was not concerned that the telecom companies have inadequate spectrum, not enough towers and the towers they have, are operated at one-tenth their levels to reduce radiation.
\n
\nAll these factors and network congestion lead to call drops, he said.
\n
\n
\n
\nSalve also said that after an auction, each company is allocated a new set of frequencies and hence, it has to recalibrate its entire network.
\n
\nHe submitted if the penalty is levied, the companies will end up paying around Rs 1000 crore to Rs 1500 crore and not Rs 800 crore as TRAI was saying.
\n
\nOpposing grant of any interim order, the ASG told the court that there would be no immediate consequence of the regulations as the telecom companies will have to credit the compensation amount to consumers at the end of the month.
\n
\nHe said that the regulations were notified on October 16 and they were framed after consulting all stakeholders, including the cellular operators, and thus, there was no need for any interim order.
\n
\nHe said the penalty comes out to be less than one per cent of adjusted gross revenue (AGR) of these telecom companies.
\n
\nIn their plea, the operators have said the subject matter is already covered by a prior and existing quality of service regulation, 2009 dated March 20, 2009, and hence, this is an occupied field.
\n
\nThey have also said there is no clause dealing with compensation even in the licence.
\n
\n\"On the contrary, as per the licence agreement, the operators are not required to cover the entire service area. The operators are mandated to roll out their network so as to cover 90 per cent service area in metro...There is no requirement of mandatory coverage in the rural area,\" their plea has said.\n\n<\/body>","next_sibling":[{"msid":50280888,"title":"India's public education system is critial, says Azim Premji","entity_type":"ARTICLE","link":"\/news\/indias-public-education-system-is-critial-says-azim-premji\/50280888","category_name":null,"category_name_seo":"telecomnews"}],"related_content":[],"msid":50280952,"entity_type":"ARTICLE","title":"Call drops: TRAI says no coercive steps against telecom companies till January 6","synopsis":"Harish Salve, appearing for the cellular operators, said the penalty was being levied without considering the infrastructure problems faced by the companies.","titleseo":"telecomnews\/call-drops-trai-says-no-coercive-steps-against-telecom-companies-till-january-6","status":"ACTIVE","authors":[],"Alttitle":{"minfo":""},"artag":"PTI","artdate":"2015-12-22 13:57:13","lastupd":"2015-12-22 13:58:27","breadcrumbTags":["Harish Salve","Telecom","TRAI","policy","Bharti Airtel","licence","COAI","Cellular Operators Association of India"],"secinfo":{"seolocation":"telecomnews\/call-drops-trai-says-no-coercive-steps-against-telecom-companies-till-january-6"}}" data-news_link="//www.iser-br.com/news/call-drops-trai-says-no-coercive-steps-against-telecom-companies-till-january-6/50280952">