TRAI recommends satellite service authorisation framework in India
TRAI issued recommendations on a service authorisation framework under India’s Telecommunications Act, 2023, following a reference from the Department of Telecommunications.
TL;DR
- TRAI submitted recommendations on how service authorisations should be granted under the Telecommunications Act, 2023.
- The recommendations followed a reference from India’s Department of Telecommunications.
- The item focuses on satellite services and frames the recommendations as aimed at affordability and competition.
The Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) said its recommendations cover the framework for service authorisations to be granted under the Telecommunications Act, 2023. The recommendations were prepared after the law was enacted and after the Department of Telecommunications (DoT) referred the matter to the regulator.
The source article presents the recommendations in the context of satellite communications services in India. It says the recommendations are intended to support a more affordable and competitive satellite services market, citing TRAI Chairman AK Lahoti.
The available source text does not provide the detailed contents of the recommendations, implementation dates, licence terms, spectrum conditions, or named satellite operators. It does establish that the recommendations relate to the authorisation framework under the new law and were issued in response to a DoT reference.
Related questions
- What did TRAI recommend under the Telecommunications Act, 2023?
- Why did the Department of Telecommunications refer the matter to TRAI?
- How do the recommendations relate to satellite services in India?
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