India Telecom Industry - Regulatory Overview
Executive summary
India is one of the leading telecom markets across the world, which still has a huge potential for further growth. The government’s liberal policies and strong regulatory framework have supported the growth of this sector and ensured that affordable, high quality telecom services are made available to people across the country. There were many major developments on the policy front post 2000, with the establishment of BSNL, introduction of Unified Access Licensing regime, implementation of calling party pays, etc. The National Telecom Policy 1994 allowed private players to enter the Indian telecom space and the NTP-1999 ensured that these players can operate in a viable environment.
The government has also supported the growth of the sector by liberalising its investment policies and allowing 74% FDI in companies providing telecom services and 100% FDI in infrastructure, e-mail, voice mail service and manufacturing of telecom equipments. While the recent scams and cancelling of licenses has had a negative impact on the Indian telecom space, the government is making efforts to improve the market standing of the sector in the international arena while providing complete support to boost the growth of the sector in both rural and urban India.
Why should the report be purchased?
Our report ‘India Telecom Industry - Regulatory Overview’ highlights key trends and developments emerging in the Indian telecom industry. It analyses the regulations and policies governing the Indian telecom sector and how various stakeholders impact the growth of the same. The report also studies the tariff management in the sector, while analysing the recent regulatory initiatives in the sector.
Research methodology and delivery time
SRI has conducted in depth secondary research to arrive at key insights. Data collected from key industry sources has been analyzed impartially to present a clear picture of the industry. All recent developments which impact the sector dynamics have been captured and used to support the research hypothesis. The report is available as single-site single-user license. The delivery time for the electronic version of the report is 3 business days as each copy undergoes thorough quality check and is updated with the most recent information available. The delivery time for hard copies is approximately 3-5 business days, as each hard copy is custom printed for the client.
About Smart Research Insights (SRI)
SRI is a research organization which specializes in niche sector reports. We have a team of dedicated researchers with rich experience across industry segments that focus on delivering high quality analysis. We are also engaged in providing customized research solutions and company reports.
India is one of the leading telecom markets across the world, which still has a huge potential for further growth. The government’s liberal policies and strong regulatory framework have supported the growth of this sector and ensured that affordable, high quality telecom services are made available to people across the country. There were many major developments on the policy front post 2000, with the establishment of BSNL, introduction of Unified Access Licensing regime, implementation of calling party pays, etc. The National Telecom Policy 1994 allowed private players to enter the Indian telecom space and the NTP-1999 ensured that these players can operate in a viable environment.
The government has also supported the growth of the sector by liberalising its investment policies and allowing 74% FDI in companies providing telecom services and 100% FDI in infrastructure, e-mail, voice mail service and manufacturing of telecom equipments. While the recent scams and cancelling of licenses has had a negative impact on the Indian telecom space, the government is making efforts to improve the market standing of the sector in the international arena while providing complete support to boost the growth of the sector in both rural and urban India.
Why should the report be purchased?
Our report ‘India Telecom Industry - Regulatory Overview’ highlights key trends and developments emerging in the Indian telecom industry. It analyses the regulations and policies governing the Indian telecom sector and how various stakeholders impact the growth of the same. The report also studies the tariff management in the sector, while analysing the recent regulatory initiatives in the sector.
Research methodology and delivery time
SRI has conducted in depth secondary research to arrive at key insights. Data collected from key industry sources has been analyzed impartially to present a clear picture of the industry. All recent developments which impact the sector dynamics have been captured and used to support the research hypothesis. The report is available as single-site single-user license. The delivery time for the electronic version of the report is 3 business days as each copy undergoes thorough quality check and is updated with the most recent information available. The delivery time for hard copies is approximately 3-5 business days, as each hard copy is custom printed for the client.
About Smart Research Insights (SRI)
SRI is a research organization which specializes in niche sector reports. We have a team of dedicated researchers with rich experience across industry segments that focus on delivering high quality analysis. We are also engaged in providing customized research solutions and company reports.
1. AN INTRODUCTION TO THE INDIA TELECOM INDUSTRY
1.1 Evolution
1.2 Current Status
2. TELECOM AUTHORITIES IN INDIA
3. REGULATORY FRAMEWORK
3.1 Laws & Regulations
3.2 Foreign Investment
4. SPECTRUM MANAGEMENT
4.1 Current Scenario
4.2 National Frequency Allocation Plan
4.3 Way Ahead
5. TARIFF REGULATION
5.1 Wireless Industry
5.2 Wireline Industry
6. RECENT REGULATORY INITIATIVES
7. RESEARCH METHODOLOGY
8. ABOUT SMART RESEARCH INSIGHTS
1.1 Evolution
1.2 Current Status
2. TELECOM AUTHORITIES IN INDIA
3. REGULATORY FRAMEWORK
3.1 Laws & Regulations
3.2 Foreign Investment
4. SPECTRUM MANAGEMENT
4.1 Current Scenario
4.2 National Frequency Allocation Plan
4.3 Way Ahead
5. TARIFF REGULATION
5.1 Wireless Industry
5.2 Wireline Industry
6. RECENT REGULATORY INITIATIVES
7. RESEARCH METHODOLOGY
8. ABOUT SMART RESEARCH INSIGHTS
