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Public WiFi sucks in India. There are no two ways about it: whether it’s sign-in pages that don’t load, SMS …

Several of TRAI’s consultations have shifted away in their subject matter from the domain of telecom to the internet.

India has set itself a goal of half a million wifi hotspots by March 2019, the end of the coming …

Ram Sewak Sharma has been a digital warrior since the mid-eighties, much before the term digital became mainstream. In 1986, …

The pricing of the public data service could be as low as two paise an MB, which is about one-tenth the average pricing of data access in the country.

Telecom operators contend that they should not be regulated or held accountable for “reasonably” managing internet traffic.

Here are six points that grabbed our attention in the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) consultation paper.

Is there a way to fix this menace? You bet.

In the raging discussion about 4G and getting a billion unconnected Indians online, we have lost sight of the dismal state of wired broadband in the country.

Rajeev Chandrasekhar was angry. The independent Rajya Sabha MP had spent most of his evening glued to his iPhone trying …

The Chairman of India’s Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) goes into the details of the issue of net neutrality and free content or services.