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 | Spectrum Goal Though Trai's consultation paper on spectrum is futuristic, it will open up hot debates in coming months |
 | Tap Private Operators It is time for the government to encourage private operators to launch rural broadband access through stringent guidelines |
 | Trouble Brewing @ WiMax? Will operators show enthusiasm to bid for WiMax during the forthcoming spectrum auction and start rolling out services? Considering the recent reports coming from some of the global markets, India should wait to cheer |
 | Derailed Train services never crossed our basic satisfaction levels. With inadequate places to charge your mobile phones and increasing call drops during long journeys, we are missing vital business |
 | Derailed Train services never crossed our basic satisfaction levels. With inadequate places to charge your mobile phones and increasing call drops during long journeys, we are missing vital business |
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 | Plan For LTE The new telecom ministry should keep an eye on LTE spectrum while deciding on 3G and WiMax spectrum auction |
 | Who Owns? Two European companies that run the biggest wireless networks in the world with a combined customer base of 355 mn are not top mobile operators, they are telecom equipment vendors. The credit goes to managed services for taking Ericsson and Nokia Siemens Networks to the top |
 | Greener Options State electricity boards should provide power supply to rural BTSs on a priority basis. In spite of this, misery will continue for 20% of the 5,93,731 inhabited villages that do not have access to electricity |
 | Standardization Gap Considering the importance of global connectivity and interoperability between devices, networks, services and applications, solving standardization and interoperability issues are extremely important |
 | Do More We are still dilly-dallying with the 3G and WiMax spectrum allocation policy, Internet telephony guidelines and mobile number portability issues |
 | Quality Concerns QoS will top the agenda for operators in the new year |
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