New Delhi: Temporary Trusa Domestic Telecom Major Airtel and Reliance Jio hit Alone Musk’s Saatcom venture Starlink. Local telecom operators have questioned the TRAI’s recommendations about spectrum allocation to SATCOM companies and alleged that they are “non-transparent and non-essentials”, and the homegron favors satellite companies on terrestrial operators.The Cellular Operators Association of India (COAI), the body representing local companies claimed that there is a lot against TRAI’s perception that SATCOM will be a fringe player with a commercial case, which is only in network-unslined areas and rural areas, “reality” is that it will compete with the terrestrial network. “These recommendations thus create a sufficient regulatory arbitration because they fail to appreciate that in fact, satellite communication services are emerging as full rivals in the broadband market and leading NGSO (non-geotonation satellite orbites) constellations are actively rigorous and environmental users in all geography. Urban and well connected areas are included. “ General (Rit) SP Kochhar said.No one claimed that TRAI did not take into account the input provided by local players before coming with his recommendations, which are now being considered by the Ministry of Telecommunications. “These recommendations are non-transparent based on non-impatient perception rather than factual data. Communicate with the absence of comprehensive consultation on major issues, with the limited idea of stakeholder input-like limited idea-like area, ensure a level-feeding area, evaluate network capacity, determine assignment methods and flavings along with flavings-Related-astrants-Related-Astrants-Related-Astrants, 2023 in 2023 ViolationLocal companies – who buy airwaves through auction – had already raised objections to the government’s decision to administratively to give administrative spectrum to SATCOM companies, but later decided to participate in Starlink (both Airtel and Jio) after a meeting with Musk with PM Narendra Modi during a visit to the US in February.Starlink recently received a letter (LOI) letter from the Ministry of Telecommunications to start service, and now waits for a formal license.In his representation, someone also increased objections on the “differential spectrum pricing” suggested to terrestrial services versus seats. Equity and non-discrimination principles require that if the spectrum for satellite-based services is to be assigned administratively instead of auction, its pricing should be appropriately reflecting equality with the rates applied to terrestrial spectrum in comparable frequency bands.,
