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Industry body COAI has asserted that operators are mindful of adhering to service quality, The telecom department met with operators in December to examine an increase in call dropouts and service quality-related issues

COAI says telcos being mindful of service quality in 5G rollout

Industry body COAI has asserted that operators are mindful of adhering to service quality, The telecom department met with operators in December to examine an increase in call dropouts and service quality-related issues

Industry body Cellular Operators Association of India (COAI) has asserted that operators are mindful of adhering to service quality as they roll out 5G, but added that full benefits of seamless urban-rural connectivity of fifth-generation services will be gained once pan-India availability of these networks is achieved.
The speed of 5G rollout in India "is the fastest in the world", SP Kochhar, Director General of Cellular Operators' Association of India (COAI) said.
"When the rollout is taking place in a phased manner, that is, in urban areas first, followed by rural, and not in a heterogeneous manner - the overall benefits of 5G will take some time to arrive," Kochhar told PTI.
5G services, in locations rolled out already, are meeting the scientific parameters of ultra high-speed network.
"Wherever 5G is being rolled out, telecom operators are being very careful that they adhere to quality, as it is in their interest to do so, and the competition is so stiff that they don't want to lose out the business. So they will come out with the best quality, and that they are doing," Kocchar said.
5G services which promise turbocharged speeds far greater than 4G, and ultra low latency connectivity, have been rolled out in hundreds of cities in India by telecom operators Bharti Airtel and Reliance Jio. According to Kochhar, while players are fully conscious of service quality, some ground realities have to be kept in mind.
"But a seamless connectivity experience spanning both urban and rural areas might take some time...till the time the entire country gets covered with 5G," he said.
The telecom department back in December met operators to discuss rising instances of call drops and service quality-related issues in existing services, as it deliberated on policy measures that can be considered for improving call quality.
Telecom regulator TRAI also called a meeting with telcos in February to discuss measures and action plans for improving service quality and review norms for 5G services.

Following the lead from debt stricken Vodafone-Idea, Sunil&nbsp;Bharti&nbsp;Mittal&nbsp;led Airtel&nbsp;has moved the Supreme Court with regards to the AGR&nbsp;payments due. The review petition from Airtel challenges&nbsp;a July 23 order of the Supreme Court which had disallowed rectification of "arithmetical errors" for the calculation of adjusted gross revenue (AGR) dues. Airtel's&nbsp;total AGR&nbsp;bill stands at over Rs 35,000 cr.Vi that is facing a ballooning debt crisis has on August 13,&nbsp;urged the SC to allow the Department of Telecommu&shy;nications (DoT) to recalculate the AGR dues. Vi had calculated its rema&shy;ining AGR dues at around Rs 21,500 crore, the telecom&nbsp;department however&nbsp;arrived at around Rs 58,000 crore.
Centre has given the Indian carriers a bill of rs 1.47 lakh&nbsp;crore&nbsp;to be paid up as AGR&nbsp;dues.&nbsp;The battle has been ongoing since 2005 when the telecom&nbsp;lobby body, Cellular Operators Association of India challenged the govt's&nbsp;challenged the DoT&rsquo;s definition for AGR calculation. AGR&nbsp;is the amount&nbsp;telcos are required to pay in the form of &lsquo;revenue share&rsquo; to the Centre which is essentially&nbsp;licence fee and spectrum. The govt however contended that the telecom&nbsp;companies 'understated' or reclassified&nbsp;revenues to reduce what is due to the government. The govt then reworked how AGR&nbsp;is calculated and what sources of revenue it would include.&nbsp;

Airtel dials in to the Supreme Court, seeks review of the AGR dues 

Airtel is dialling in to the Supreme Court challenging how the contentious AGR&nbsp;bill is calculated. Vi faces a&nbsp;survival crisis as the collection calls start coming in.&nbsp;

Telcos vs Govt, Back in the Supreme Court

Following the lead from debt stricken Vodafone-Idea, Sunil&nbsp;Bharti&nbsp;Mittal&nbsp;led Airtel&nbsp;has moved the Supreme Court with regards to the AGR&nbsp;payments due. The review petition from Airtel challenges&nbsp;a July 23 order of the Supreme Court which had disallowed rectification of "arithmetical errors" for the calculation of adjusted gross revenue (AGR) dues. Airtel's&nbsp;total AGR&nbsp;bill stands at over Rs 35,000 cr. Centre has given the Indian carriers a bill of rs 1.47 lakh&nbsp;crore&nbsp;to be paid up as AGR&nbsp;dues.&nbsp;Vodafone Idea had calculated its rema&shy;ining AGR dues at around Rs 21,500 crore, the telecom&nbsp;department however&nbsp;arrived at around Rs 58,000 crore.

<h2>Airtel has filed this petition days after competitor Vodafone Idea (VI) had approached the apex court urging it to look into the miscalculations done by the Department of Telecommunications (DoT)</h2>

Following the lead from debt stricken Vodafone-Idea, Sunil&nbsp;Bharti&nbsp;Mittal&nbsp;led Airtel&nbsp;has moved the Supreme Court with regards to the AGR&nbsp;payments due. The review petition from Airtel challenges&nbsp;a July 23 order of the Supreme Court which had disallowed rectification of "arithmetical errors" for the calculation of adjusted gross revenue (AGR) dues. Airtel's&nbsp;total AGR&nbsp;bill stands at over Rs 35,000 cr. Vi that is facing a ballooning debt crisis has on August 13,&nbsp;urged the SC to allow the Department of Telecommu&shy;nications (DoT) to recalculate the AGR dues. Vi had calculated its rema&shy;ining AGR dues at around Rs 21,500 crore, the telecom&nbsp;department however&nbsp;arrived at around Rs 58,000 crore.
Centre has given the Indian carriers a bill of rs 1.47 lakh&nbsp;crore&nbsp;to be paid up as AGR&nbsp;dues.&nbsp; The battle has been ongoing since 2005 when the telecom&nbsp;lobby body, Cellular Operators Association of India challenged the govt's&nbsp;challenged the DoT&rsquo;s definition for AGR calculation. AGR&nbsp;is the amount&nbsp;telcos are required to pay in the form of &lsquo;revenue share&rsquo; to the Centre which is essentially&nbsp;licence fee and spectrum. The govt however contended that the telecom&nbsp;companies 'understated' or reclassified&nbsp;revenues to reduce what is due to the government. The govt then reworked how AGR&nbsp;is calculated and what sources of revenue it would include.&nbsp;

Reliance Jio&nbsp;has seen a big pick up in the subscriber&nbsp;numbers adding&nbsp;7.9 million subscribers in May. This is the largest increase for Jio&nbsp;in the last 17 months. The total subscribers are now at&nbsp;423 million. Analysts are attributing this jump due to Reliance's&nbsp;renewed push with it's new bundled 4G feature phone offer (Jiophone) in Mar 2021.&nbsp;Bharti Airtel gained 4.1 million reported subscriber to 352 million and VIdea reported an increase of 1.1 million subscribers to 284 million (vs a 3m monthly average loss over 12 months).&nbsp;

Jio connects: Reliance Jio gains most subscribers in 17 months

Jio&nbsp;connects with double the number of subscribers compared to Airtel&nbsp;in May. Jio&nbsp;adds most subscribers in 17 months.&nbsp;

Reliance Jio&nbsp;has seen a big pick up in the subscriber&nbsp;numbers adding&nbsp;7.9 million subscribers in May. This is the largest increase for Jio&nbsp;in the last 17 months. The total subscribers are now at&nbsp;423 million. Analysts are attributing this jump due to Reliance's&nbsp;renewed push with it's new bundled 4G feature phone offer (Jiophone) in Mar 2021.&nbsp; Bharti Airtel gained 4.1 million reported subscriber to 352 million and VIdea reported an increase of 1.1 million subscribers to 284 million (vs a 3m monthly average loss over 12 months).&nbsp;

Govt may ask the telecom regulator to lower prices for the 5G airways , sources told The Mint.&nbsp;
The reserve price for 5G&nbsp;spectrum&nbsp;has been set at&nbsp;₹492 crore per MHz of spectrum as of now&nbsp;
After the recent auction, with the 700 Mhz band going unsold in the auction the Govt is reconsidering the price point to make it more affordable for operators.&nbsp;The 700MHz band, can best support 5G rollout due to its high efficiency,&nbsp;

Govt may ask telecom regulator to make 5G airwaves cheaper

Govt may ask telecom regulator to make 5G spectrum cheaper

Govt may ask the telecom regulator to lower prices for the 5G airways , sources told The Mint.&nbsp;
The reserve price for 5G&nbsp;spectrum&nbsp;has been set at&nbsp;₹492 crore per MHz of spectrum as of now&nbsp;
After the recent auction, with the 700 Mhz band going unsold in the auction the Govt is reconsidering the price point to make it more affordable for operators.&nbsp;The 700MHz band, can best support 5G rollout due to its high efficiency,&nbsp;

Lack of a reliable ecosystem and the high price of the coveted&nbsp;5G spectrum&nbsp;will deter&nbsp;Bharti Airtel&nbsp;from participating in the auctions if th

Airtel to stay away from 5G auctions: report

Bharti Airtel would stay away from the 5G auctions if they happened next year due to the high price:report

Lack of a reliable ecosystem and the high price of the coveted&nbsp;5G spectrum&nbsp;will deter&nbsp;Bharti Airtel&nbsp;from participating in the auctions if they happen next year, Business Standard has reported.&nbsp;Bharti Airtel&nbsp;said it would stay away from the 5G auctions, if they happened next year as the spectrum offered at the current prices was not affordable for the company, the report said.

Lack of a reliable ecosystem and the high price of the coveted&nbsp;5G spectrum&nbsp;will deter&nbsp;Bharti Airtel&nbsp;from participating in the auctions if they happen next year, Business Standard&nbsp; has reported.&nbsp;Bharti Airtel&nbsp;said it would stay away from the 5G auctions, if they happened next year as the spectrum offered at the current prices was not affordable for the company, the report said.

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