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<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure> NEW DELHI<\/a>: State-controlled telco Mahanagar Telephone Nigam Limited (MTNL<\/a>) is expecting the government to soon allow Rs 4,130 crore worth of refund it sought on account of interest cost borne on Broadband Wireless Access (BWA) spectrum in 2010 and a monetisation scheme that could draw as much as Rs 20,000 crore.

“We hope to get somewhere around Rs. 20,000 crore from the monetisation of 49 assets, and clearance for a refund of Rs 4,130 crore which is under active consideration,” MTNL chairman
PK Purwar<\/a> told ETT, adding that the fund would help in cash flow and investments in networks.

State-owned telecom carrier had requested the government to refund the interest cost on the amount it paid in 2010 for acquiring BWA spectrum to offer fourth generation (4G) data services.

MTNL that operates in Delhi and
Mumbai<\/a> metropolitans is currently under a debt of more than Rs. 19,000 crore and has posted a loss of Rs. 832.26 crore in the quarter ended December 2018.

Purwar said that the operator has already submitted a comprehensive revival plan that has also included voluntary retirement scheme (VRS) for those attaining 50 years of age, and the matter is likely to come up at the upcoming Digital Communications Commission discussions.

The service provider’s VRS plan is expected to cost around Rs. 2,100 crore. It has close to 23,000 employee base.

“In the existing cut-throat mobile market, we have also submitted our proposal to the government to launch 4G services,” the top official said, hoping that the regulator would soon come out with its recommendations.

Meanwhile, an official source at the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (Trai) said that it has not yet received any reference from the
department of telecom<\/a> (DoT<\/a>) seeking its views on the allocation of spectrum to both— MTNL and Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited (BSNL<\/a>).

MTNL wants to use airwaves in the 1800 Mhz band in Delhi, given its propagation characteristics, and the 2100 Mhz frequency in Mumbai for the much-awaited 4G service rollout.

In addition to telco’s revival plan, pending approval from the government, it has also devised a strategy that included renting administrative buildings and exchange premises to earn additional income.

It may earn as much as Rs. 300 crore through rental in FY 2019-20.

The state-driven telco is also eying reduction in power consumption bills and has already received approval from the Maharashtra Electricity Regulatory Commission (MERC) to allow it energy on an industrial tariff basis from the current commercial pricing.


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MTNL寻求4130卢比退款,盈利计划的批准

MTNL希望利用电波在1800 Mhz乐队在德里,鉴于其传播特性,期待已久的2100 Mhz频率在孟买推出4 g服务。

Muntazir阿巴斯
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德里:国有电信Mahanagar电话尼噶有限公司(MTNL)预计中国政府将很快允许它寻求价值4130卢比的退款账户的利息成本承担宽带无线接入(BWA)光谱在2010年和一个货币化方案,可以画出高达20000卢比。

“我们希望得到Rs左右。20000卢比的货币化的49个资产,和间隙退款4130卢比的积极考虑下,“MTNL主席PK Purwar向ETT表示。他补充称,该基金将有助于现金流和投资网络。

国有电信运营商已要求政府退税金额2010年支付的利息成本获取BWA光谱提供第四代(4 g)的数据服务。

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在德里和MTNL孟买展会组织目前正在债务超过Rs。19000卢比,Rs的亏损。2018年12月当季832.26卢比。

Purwar表示,运营商已经提交了一份全面复兴计划,也包括自愿退休计划(工具)对于那些达到50岁,和此事有可能在即将到来的数字通信委员会讨论。

服务提供者的工具与计划预计将花费在Rs 2100卢比。它有近23000名员工的基础。

“在现有的竞争激烈的手机市场,我们也提交了我们的建议政府推出4 g服务,“高级官员表示,希望监管机构将很快推出其建议。

与此同时,印度电信监管机构的官方消息(火车)表示,它尚未收到任何的参考电信部门()寻求其频谱的分配意见——MTNL和Bharat Sanchar Nigam说有限公司(BSNL)。

MTNL希望利用电波在1800 Mhz乐队在德里,鉴于其传播特性,期待已久的2100 Mhz频率在孟买推出4 g服务。

除了电信的复兴计划,等待政府的批准,它也设计了一个策略,其中包括租赁行政大楼和交换前提来赚取额外收入。

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它可能获得高达300卢比。通过租金在2019财政年度- 20卢比。

国营电信也着眼于减少能耗账单和已经获得批准的马哈拉施特拉邦电力监管委员会(芝加哥),允许它能源工业关税从目前商业定价基础。


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<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure> NEW DELHI<\/a>: State-controlled telco Mahanagar Telephone Nigam Limited (MTNL<\/a>) is expecting the government to soon allow Rs 4,130 crore worth of refund it sought on account of interest cost borne on Broadband Wireless Access (BWA) spectrum in 2010 and a monetisation scheme that could draw as much as Rs 20,000 crore.

“We hope to get somewhere around Rs. 20,000 crore from the monetisation of 49 assets, and clearance for a refund of Rs 4,130 crore which is under active consideration,” MTNL chairman
PK Purwar<\/a> told ETT, adding that the fund would help in cash flow and investments in networks.

State-owned telecom carrier had requested the government to refund the interest cost on the amount it paid in 2010 for acquiring BWA spectrum to offer fourth generation (4G) data services.

MTNL that operates in Delhi and
Mumbai<\/a> metropolitans is currently under a debt of more than Rs. 19,000 crore and has posted a loss of Rs. 832.26 crore in the quarter ended December 2018.

Purwar said that the operator has already submitted a comprehensive revival plan that has also included voluntary retirement scheme (VRS) for those attaining 50 years of age, and the matter is likely to come up at the upcoming Digital Communications Commission discussions.

The service provider’s VRS plan is expected to cost around Rs. 2,100 crore. It has close to 23,000 employee base.

“In the existing cut-throat mobile market, we have also submitted our proposal to the government to launch 4G services,” the top official said, hoping that the regulator would soon come out with its recommendations.

Meanwhile, an official source at the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (Trai) said that it has not yet received any reference from the
department of telecom<\/a> (DoT<\/a>) seeking its views on the allocation of spectrum to both— MTNL and Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited (BSNL<\/a>).

MTNL wants to use airwaves in the 1800 Mhz band in Delhi, given its propagation characteristics, and the 2100 Mhz frequency in Mumbai for the much-awaited 4G service rollout.

In addition to telco’s revival plan, pending approval from the government, it has also devised a strategy that included renting administrative buildings and exchange premises to earn additional income.

It may earn as much as Rs. 300 crore through rental in FY 2019-20.

The state-driven telco is also eying reduction in power consumption bills and has already received approval from the Maharashtra Electricity Regulatory Commission (MERC) to allow it energy on an industrial tariff basis from the current commercial pricing.


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