The Telecom Commission has decided to allow wireless broadband airwave holders to provide voice services by paying a fee of Rs 1,658 crore, Telecom Secretary R. Chandrashekhar said on Monday.
The Telecom Commission has decided to allow wireless broadband airwave holders to provide voice services by paying a fee of Rs 1,658 crore, Telecom Secretary R. Chandrashekhar said on Monday.
The decision may help Reliance Industries, which owns pan-India airwaves to provide broadband services, launch voice services.
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