Telecom regulator Trai is in the final stage of slapping penalty on operators who have not met call drop norms for the March quarter, its chairman R S Sharma said. Maintaining its watch on service quality in the sector, the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (Trai) had tightened the rules and asked players to abide by its new quality of service benchmarks from October 1, 2017.
from Gadgets Now https://ift.tt/2lDPWxQ
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
Tata Motors to start assembling Range Rover Evoque in its new India plant
Tata Motors will begin assembling the Range Rover Evoque at a new factory in southern India on February 9th, aiming to capture surging domes...
-
Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 6 outer display will be wider than the one found on the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 5, according to a tipster. A leaked imag...
-
Maruti Suzuki launches the new Swift 2024, priced from Rs 6.49 lakh. This model boasts enhanced features, safety, and fuel efficiency, maint...
-
Mahindra, in collaboration with Warner Bros. Discovery, has launched the limited-run BE 6 Batman Edition electric SUV, inspired by Christoph...
No comments:
Post a Comment