Telecom

During November 2007 and January 2008, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh and Union Minister for Communications and Information Technology A. Raja exchanged correspondence on a range of issues relating to the policy of allocation of 2G spectrum. The exchange happened weeks after the advancement of the deadline for receipt of applications from October 1, 2007 to September 25, 2007.

Among the issues raised and discussed in the letters were the processing of a large number of applications for fresh licences, enhancement of subscriber-linked spectrum allocation criteria, and permission to CDMA service operators to provide services on the GSM standard too.

On November 2, 2007, Dr Singh, while forwarding to his colleague a note of unattributed authorship listing a number of “key issues,” requested him to give “urgent consideration” to the issues with a view to “ensuring fairness and transparency.” In his response on the same day, Mr Raja, who had, earlier in the day, sent another letter to the Prime Minister, insisted that there was no single deviation or departure from rules and procedures and his Ministry was maintaining “full transparency.” In continuation of this correspondence, Mr Raja sent one more letter on December 26, 2007 in which he had referred to his “subsequent personal discussions” with the Prime Minister on “various issues related to [the] Telecom sector.” He also mentioned that he had “several discussions with the External Affairs Minister [Pranab Mukherjee], who is also heading GOM on vacation of spectrum on these issues.”

The letters exchanged between Dr Singh and Mr Raja, which we reproduce here, make interesting reading — for the telecom issues they focus on, for revealing the external pressures and inputs that influence policy-making, and for the privileged insight they offer on the dealings between a Prime Minister and a Cabinet colleague in a coalition set-up.

The letters must be read in sequence from top to bottom:

Manmohan-Raja correspondence – Click here for the pdf

http://www.hindu.com/2010/12/23/stories/2010122366681100.htm

http://www.hindu.com/2010/12/23/stories/manmohan_raja_2gspectrum.pdf

No.It will not reach AAm ADMI.It is because almost every regional magazine favours Congress directly or indirectly for their survival.In Tamil nadu,no journalist has guts to translate and publish as all news papers are controlled by DMK.

2G and 3G are the terms which are very much in news in recent time in connection with telecom ministry scam leading telecom minister Mr. A Raja to step down. what infact it is. please tell in details.

2g means generation-2,and 3g means-generation 3

in 2g that was old days,limited speed between2mbps
but now a days 3g is around 16-20mbps..and many more features..

especially if you want to use the internet

telecom

When a Wireless Telecom Provider e.g. T-Mobile upgrades to a higher speed protocol e.g. HSDPA+ from HSDPA, do you have to get a new modem or is it the case where a firmware update will be issued by the telecoms provider so that the user can download it and upgrade to the new speed, as is the case with ADSL, Cable modems and Fiber Optic services?

The modem supplied is fine. You can only receive at the speed that your provider supplies and the hardware allows. Ask your provider if the current modem you have can receive the improved speeds.

what types of competition are in the Uk telecoms industry? would service differentiation and price differentiation be two forms of competition? and who would bear the costs of these forms of competition?
i have an assignment on this for school and it’s really confused me mainly the part about who bears the cost.

Friend there’s a More competition in UK superfast broadband space. UK communications regulator Ofcom said this week that BT should allow rivals access to its newly laid fibre network and supporting infrastructure, promoting increased competition in the superfast broadband sector. Cable carrying rival Virgin Media has jumped all over this one, announcing plans to expand its own fibre network across BT’s footprint.

Virgin has been trialling the use of telegraph poles to help extend its fibre deployment in the UK. The new rules from Ofcom would force BT to allow access to the underground ducts and telegraph poles, giving rivals the opportunity to deploy fibre before BT does and to target areas BT does not intend to deploy fibre in.

Another decision forces BT to give competitors access to dedicated virtual links over fibre (virtual unbundling) to further promote competition.

BT has launched its super-fast broadband product and plans to cover 66 per cent of the UK by 2015 and Virgin Media has rolled out 50Mbps to 49 per cent of households and is due to launch its 100Mbps service soon.

And if you want to get more knowledge about this topic you can go to this search http://217.114.165.229/reportinfo.asp?report_id=302693 . All the best for your assignment.

a wireless router that is possible to add access point to telecom companies

They are not made to access them.

Wilson Electronics Sleek Cell Phone Booster Home Accessory Kit 859970
http://www.cyberguys.com/product-details/?productid=44644&core_cross=SEARCH

i have just finished my BSc IT now i have intrest in broadcasting audio video Rf networking and telecom feild plz tell me how can i b in this streem

either do a masters or diploma in it. check out the colleges in town. and also the broadcasting people. ask for that section and speak to an engineer there and get his/her advice

My mobile phone network is say ‘A’
I can’t seem to call a single mobile phone that belongs to mobile phone network ‘B’
I can call landlines and other mobile networks.

Can a mobile network (or someone from inside the company) block calls to its network, from a specific number that belongs to another mobile telecom network?

call your provider

Hi friends please let me know whats is the procedure that i can send 1 lac text sms from my black berry 8120 curve?
Note – My mobile telecom service provider allow me to this opp.
1 lac -> 1,00,000 sms
opp. –> option

Sorry , but you need to speak in colloquial English.

1lac texts / opp.

Did you mean app(s) ?

Read the instruction manual, or play the C.D.rom,supplied.
It’s not rocket science, or have you obtained the phone
by the proverbial ‘back-door’ ???

need to know the cost of 1. IVR 2. Telecom service provider (for PSTN and GSM) 3. Web server 4. Mail server 5. Chat server 6. Firewall 7. Call center server

Well I would like to bet that you won’t get this on Yahoo …. you could try eBay, I suppose ..