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The Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (Trai) has issued regulations that seek to improve the quality of service (QoS) provided by cable TV operators in the Non-CAS areas.

Currently, the Conditional Access Regime (CAS), where cable TV services are digitalised and customers need a Set-top-Box (STB) to view pay channels, is applicable only in select parts of Delhi, Mumbai and Kolkata and the whole of Chennai. The rest of India is classified as non-CAS areas. Trai had earlier issued quality of service regulations for cable operators in CAS areas. The extension of these regulations to all parts of the country implies that customers all over the country can expect a marked improvement in the quality of Cable TV services.

There are over 80 million consumers receiving cable TV services from 60,000 cable operators in non-Cas areas. No formal regulations for QoS existed in the wake of a “highly fragmented nature of cable TV sector and because of implementation difficulties at ground level.”

Trai had earlier set QoS norms for the cable TV service in CAS (conditional access system) areas and for the DTH industry. It had also issued a consultation paper on quality of service (QoS) for cable TV services in non-CAS areas on 1 December, 2008.

The regulations will be effective from 1 April 2009. As per the regulations,

1. Every cable operator will have to establish a help desk for the purposes of receiving cable service requests, answering queries, receiving complaints and redressal of grievances of its subscribers. And the help desk should be accessible to the subscribers from 8 am to 8 pm.
2. Every cable operator will have to maintain a record of complaints and will have to maintain the record for at least three months from the date of registration of the complaint. Also, cable operators will have to present such records whenever called upon by the authority.
3. Every cable operator will have to give every subscriber the bill for the charges due for each. The bill should contain the detail of total number of pay and free-to-air channels provided by the cable operator, and for every payment the cable operator has to issue a signed receipt to the consumer.
4. Representatives of the cable operator will have to carry proper photo identification while visiting the premises of subscribers.
5. It is made compulsory for cable operators to issue bills and receipts to its subscribers.

The sector regulator has also addressed issues like procedure for connection, disconnection and reconnection; setting up mandatory redressal system; maintaining a record of complaints; maintaining technical standards like measurable signal strength and six-hour power backup.

The regulations also deal with issues like standards for provisioning of digital decoders and set-top-boxes (STBs) for voluntary CAS, compulsory technical standards to be observed by the cable operators, including a good quality, measurable signal strength at subscriber’s end, maintaining six-hour power backup, and monitoring of QoS standards.

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Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited (BSNL), India’s leading telecom service provider, the government owned telecom company has launched 3G telecom services in Chennai promising to introduce enhanced features and services including rich voice, data and video services, for the end-users.

The service was launched by Tamil Nadu Chief Minister, M Karunanidhi making a video call to Union Communications Minister, A Raja.

The company said that it plans to invest Rs 2,700 crore for pan-India 3G services offerings. It plans to introduce the service in 700 cities including important towns and district headquarters.

MTNL has already launched its 3G services in Delhi, Two PSUs, BSNL and MTNL have received 3G spectrum ahead of the private operators who are still awaiting policy guideline clearance from the government before the spectrum auction takes place. The PSUS have atleast 6 months head-start advantage which in all likelihood appears to be extended by few more months.

Earlier 3G mobile services were launched on test basis in Haryana’s Gurgaon and Faridabad areas a few weeks ago.

The 3G platform will enable telephone companies in the country to offer high-end services such as high-speed internet, video conferencing on mobiles, interactive gaming, ultra fast downloads of video and music clips amongst other services. The PM also witnessed for sometime a live telecast of the India-England Test match on a mobile handset using 3G services.

3G makes possible video streaming applications such as Live TV, movie downloads, high speed data download on mobile phones with 3G services enabled.

Callers can also see each other on their mobile phone screens, according to a press release from BSNL.

The new service will offer data speed of 2 Mbps against 144 Kbps available now over the GPRS and EDGE enabled mobile networks.

BSNL is the first mobile company to launch the service in Chennai. Chennai Telephones has installed 25 stations (Node-Bs) in the city for the initial launch and these would be expanded fast.

The Communications Minister said BSNL plans to cover more than 700 cities with 3G services. The mobile network has been expanded making India emerge the second largest mobile telephone market after China.

Over 360 million mobile connections have been provided and this is expected to double by 2012. Teledensity has reached 34 per cent in January 2009 up from 12.74 per cent in 2006.

New initiatives such as bringing down tariff to 40-50 paise a minute, mobile number portability — allowing subscribers to retain their number while changing operators — are in the pipeline.

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