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\"\"NEW DELHI: The telecom department has directed top carriers to complete installation of additional towers by March as per their commitments made last fiscal, to improve the call drop situation, and noted that Reliance Jio<\/a> and Bharti Airtel<\/a> have committed to invest a total of Rs74,000 crore in the next financial year to expand infrastructure.
\n
The department of telecommunications (DoT<\/a>) also directed telcos to fast track tower installations in Delhi, Mumbai, and areas of Bihar and Uttar Pradesh, that are worst affected by call drops<\/a>, telecom secretary Aruna Sundararajan<\/a> told reporters, after a meeting with senior executives of mobile phone operators.
\n
“We have said that by March all the commitments they had made regarding putting up extra towers, small cells and towers on wheels, should be completed,” said telecom secretary Aruna Sundararajan, on Tuesday after holding more than an hour-long meeting with representatives from Bharti Airtel<\/a>, Vodafone India, Idea Cellular, Reliance Jio, Aircel, Telenor and others.
\n
\n“Bharti Airtel said that they have invested Rs 16,000 crore on infrastructure and will be spending another Rs 24,000 crore. Reliance Jio has said that they will invest Rs 50,000 in installing 1 lakh towers in coming fiscal,” she said. Others such as Idea Cellular and Vodafone have also committed to increasing mobile towers in their network.
\n
\nFurther, carriers have been mandated to closely monitor the quality of services from the highest levels in the companies, share towers and to ensure that areas like hospitals, highways and domestic and international airports face lower call drops.
\n
\nThe telcos will meet the secretary on a monthly basis on call drops, as DoT will monitor call drops even more closely along with the telecom regulator. The next meeting will include analysis based on call drop rates derived by data collected on the basis of the new rules issued by the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (Trai) in October last year. Telcos are submitting their data to the regulator, which should bring out its report by the month end.
\n
\nALSO READ: Economic Survey 2018: Telecom sector going through stress following Jio's disruptive foray<\/a><\/strong>
\n
\nSundararajan added that the department will also look into the problems raised by the industry, such as of non-availability of towers, non-execution at the ground level despite adequate permissions, non-certified handsets and illegal repeaters, which were collectively leading to calls being dropped.
\n
\n“Telecom operators said that call drop problem in mobile phones without Global Conformity Framework (GCF) certificate is more, compared to the certified devices,” Sundararajan said, while adding that the issue of 3,000 illegal repeaters within Delhi which were causing interference in signal connectivity, will be looked into by the vigilance arm of DoT.
\n
\nThe secretary’s meeting with telcos comes on the back of rising instances of call drops over the last few months as telcos were not investing in new technology even as they moved around ground level equipment. Over last year, DoT had asked telecom firms to adopt immediate measures to improve call quality including setting up additional mobile towers across the country.
\n
\nDuring the Tuesday meeting telcos presented their analysis of call drops, which showed that the traditional call drops were stable, “with a distinct improvement post December due to increased investment in infrastructure and using data analytics.” But other problems like fading of voice call had risen due to various issues, including some mobile phones not complying with required certification norms.
\n
\nCarriers also revealed that data usage grew 6-7 times and continued to grow 20-25 percent every month, a surprise 2X growth in voice traffic has increased load on networks.
\n
\n“Besides, telecom operators said that there is new unique phenomenon they have found in India where around 400 callers use a mobile tower during same time whereas in countries like China and others this average is in the range of 200-300. They are now discussing with equipment makers to handle this kind of issue,” Sundararajan said.
\n
\nTelcos added that they expected an improvement in call drops rates now that government permissions for setting up mobile towers have come in, for instance in defense areas, and for installations on metro towers besides small cells, work for which had begun.
\n
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点评论称滴说,信实Jio Airtel Rs 74000 cr投资扩大下文

航空公司还透露,数据使用6 - 7次,继续增长20 - 25的比例每月增长,一个惊喜2 x语音流量的增长增加了网络负载。

Gulveen Aulakh
  • 更新2018年1月31日凌晨07:59坚持
新德里:电信部门已指示顶级运营商完成安装额外的塔3月根据去年的财政承诺,提高通话掉线情况,并指出依赖Jio和Bharti Airtel致力于投资总共Rs74,000卢比的在下个财政年度扩大基础设施。

电信部门(点)也要求电信公司快车道塔安装在德里,孟买和比哈尔邦和北方邦,坏的影响叫滴、电信部长一边抚摸Sundararajan在会后告诉记者,手机运营商的高管。

“我们已经说过,所有承诺3月他们就把额外的塔,小细胞和车轮上的塔,应该完成,“Sundararajan的电信部长阿鲁娜说,周二持有超过一个小时的会议后与Bharti的代表附近的旅馆细胞,沃达丰印度,想法,信实Jio Aircel, Telenor等等。

“Bharti Airtel说他们已经投资16000卢比的基础设施,将支出24000卢比。依赖Jio曾表示,他们将投资50000卢比在安装1在未来财政十万的塔,”她说。细胞和沃达丰等也致力于增加移动塔在他们的网络。

进一步说,航空公司已经授权密切监控服务质量的最高水平的公司,分享塔,并确保医院、公路和国内外机场的脸低叫滴。

电信公司将满足秘书每月电话滴,因为点将密切监督电话甚至降得更多的电信监管机构。下次会议将根据通话掉线率导出了包括分析收集的数据的基础上,印度电信监管机构颁布的新规定(火车)去年10月。电信公司将他们的数据提交给监管机构,应该让其按月报告结束。

还读:2018年经济调查:电信业经历压力继Jio颠覆性的尝试

Sundararajan补充说,美国还将研究问题提出的行业,如某大楼,成交在地面水平尽管有足够的权限,non-certified手机和非法的中继器,共同导致调用被删除。

“电信运营商说,叫下降问题,手机没有全球整合框架(GCF)证书更重要的是,相比认证设备,“Sundararajan说,同时补充道,在德里3000非法中继器的问题造成干扰的信号连接,将被警惕的看着点。

部长的会见电信公司的实例调用上升下降在过去的几个月里,电信公司没有投资于新技术,即使他们移动地面设备。在去年,点要求电信公司立即采取措施改善通话质量包括设置额外的全国电话塔。

周二的会议期间叫滴,电信公司展示了他们的分析表明,传统称之为稳定下降,“明显改善后12月由于增加基础设施投资和使用数据分析。“但是其他问题像褪色的声音叫上升由于各种问题,包括一些手机不符合认证标准要求。

航空公司还透露,数据使用6 - 7次,继续增长20 - 25的比例每月增长,一个惊喜2 x语音流量的增长增加了网络负载。

“除此之外,电信运营商表示,有新的独特的现象,他们发现在印度,约400人在同一时间使用移动塔而在像中国这样的国家和其他这个平均在200 - 300的范围。他们现在与设备制造商讨论来处理这类问题,”Sundararajan说。

电信公司表示,他们预期的改善叫下降利率现在政府权限设置移动塔进来,例如在国防领域,以及安装在地铁塔除了小细胞,开始工作。

还读:火车到电信公司:提交网络数据在新调用规则
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\"\"NEW DELHI: The telecom department has directed top carriers to complete installation of additional towers by March as per their commitments made last fiscal, to improve the call drop situation, and noted that Reliance Jio<\/a> and Bharti Airtel<\/a> have committed to invest a total of Rs74,000 crore in the next financial year to expand infrastructure.
\n
The department of telecommunications (DoT<\/a>) also directed telcos to fast track tower installations in Delhi, Mumbai, and areas of Bihar and Uttar Pradesh, that are worst affected by call drops<\/a>, telecom secretary Aruna Sundararajan<\/a> told reporters, after a meeting with senior executives of mobile phone operators.
\n
“We have said that by March all the commitments they had made regarding putting up extra towers, small cells and towers on wheels, should be completed,” said telecom secretary Aruna Sundararajan, on Tuesday after holding more than an hour-long meeting with representatives from Bharti Airtel<\/a>, Vodafone India, Idea Cellular, Reliance Jio, Aircel, Telenor and others.
\n
\n“Bharti Airtel said that they have invested Rs 16,000 crore on infrastructure and will be spending another Rs 24,000 crore. Reliance Jio has said that they will invest Rs 50,000 in installing 1 lakh towers in coming fiscal,” she said. Others such as Idea Cellular and Vodafone have also committed to increasing mobile towers in their network.
\n
\nFurther, carriers have been mandated to closely monitor the quality of services from the highest levels in the companies, share towers and to ensure that areas like hospitals, highways and domestic and international airports face lower call drops.
\n
\nThe telcos will meet the secretary on a monthly basis on call drops, as DoT will monitor call drops even more closely along with the telecom regulator. The next meeting will include analysis based on call drop rates derived by data collected on the basis of the new rules issued by the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (Trai) in October last year. Telcos are submitting their data to the regulator, which should bring out its report by the month end.
\n
\nALSO READ: Economic Survey 2018: Telecom sector going through stress following Jio's disruptive foray<\/a><\/strong>
\n
\nSundararajan added that the department will also look into the problems raised by the industry, such as of non-availability of towers, non-execution at the ground level despite adequate permissions, non-certified handsets and illegal repeaters, which were collectively leading to calls being dropped.
\n
\n“Telecom operators said that call drop problem in mobile phones without Global Conformity Framework (GCF) certificate is more, compared to the certified devices,” Sundararajan said, while adding that the issue of 3,000 illegal repeaters within Delhi which were causing interference in signal connectivity, will be looked into by the vigilance arm of DoT.
\n
\nThe secretary’s meeting with telcos comes on the back of rising instances of call drops over the last few months as telcos were not investing in new technology even as they moved around ground level equipment. Over last year, DoT had asked telecom firms to adopt immediate measures to improve call quality including setting up additional mobile towers across the country.
\n
\nDuring the Tuesday meeting telcos presented their analysis of call drops, which showed that the traditional call drops were stable, “with a distinct improvement post December due to increased investment in infrastructure and using data analytics.” But other problems like fading of voice call had risen due to various issues, including some mobile phones not complying with required certification norms.
\n
\nCarriers also revealed that data usage grew 6-7 times and continued to grow 20-25 percent every month, a surprise 2X growth in voice traffic has increased load on networks.
\n
\n“Besides, telecom operators said that there is new unique phenomenon they have found in India where around 400 callers use a mobile tower during same time whereas in countries like China and others this average is in the range of 200-300. They are now discussing with equipment makers to handle this kind of issue,” Sundararajan said.
\n
\nTelcos added that they expected an improvement in call drops rates now that government permissions for setting up mobile towers have come in, for instance in defense areas, and for installations on metro towers besides small cells, work for which had begun.
\n
\nALSO READ: TRAI to telcos: Submit network data under new call drop rules<\/a><\/strong><\/body>","next_sibling":[{"msid":62710736,"title":"Automation is about upscaling business, not job cuts: TCS COO Ganapathy Subramaniam","entity_type":"ARTICLE","link":"\/news\/automation-is-about-upscaling-business-not-job-cuts-tcs-coo-ganapathy-subramaniam\/62710736","category_name":null,"category_name_seo":"telecomnews"}],"related_content":[],"msid":62712813,"entity_type":"ARTICLE","title":"DoT reviews call drops, says Reliance Jio, Airtel to invest Rs 74,000 cr to expand infra","synopsis":"Carriers also revealed that data usage grew 6-7 times and continued to grow 20-25 percent every month, a surprise 2X growth in voice traffic has increased load on networks.","titleseo":"telecomnews\/dot-reviews-call-drops-says-jio-airtel-to-invest-rs74000-cr-to-expand-infra","status":"ACTIVE","authors":[{"author_name":"Gulveen Aulakh","author_link":"\/author\/19656\/gulveen-aulakh","author_image":"https:\/\/etimg.etb2bimg.com\/authorthumb\/19656.cms?width=100&height=100","author_additional":{"thumbsize":true,"msid":19656,"author_name":"Gulveen Aulakh","author_seo_name":"gulveen-aulakh","designation":"Assistant Editor","agency":false}}],"Alttitle":{"minfo":""},"artag":"ET Bureau","artdate":"2018-01-30 20:07:57","lastupd":"2018-01-31 07:59:15","breadcrumbTags":["Jio-Airtel","Airtel","call drops","DoT","Reliance Jio","Bharti Airtel","Aruna Sundararajan","policy"],"secinfo":{"seolocation":"telecomnews\/dot-reviews-call-drops-says-jio-airtel-to-invest-rs74000-cr-to-expand-infra"}}" data-news_link="//www.iser-br.com/news/dot-reviews-call-drops-says-jio-airtel-to-invest-rs74000-cr-to-expand-infra/62712813">