The government has launched a new authorization-based framework for the telecom sector, replacing the old licensing system. A dedicated portal will facilitate digital implementation of the new Telecom Act. Existing license holders can migrate, and new entities can apply for network or virtual network operator authorizations. Specific rules now govern satellite network operations, requiring Indian gateways and data storage within the country.

The Centre issues key notifications under the Telecommunications Act, 2023, transitioning to an authorisation-based telecom regulatory framework.

The Department of Telecommunications (DoT) has notified new rules under the Telecom Act, 2023, replacing the licence regime with an authorisation-based framework for operators.

The government has launched a new authorization-based framework for the telecom sector, replacing the old licensing system. A dedicated portal will facilitate digital…

The new framework replaces the existing licence-based regime with an authorisation-based system, which outlines how companies will offer wireline and wireless access services. |…

New government rules replace the telecom industry's contractual licensing with a unilateral statutory model. Operators will now receive authorization after meeting requirements,…

The Department of Telecom has opened applications for companies seeking authorization to provide telecommunication services under the new Telecom Act, 2023. Existing licensees can…

DoT launches online portal for telecom service authorisations and license migrations under the Telecommunications Act, 2023.