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Why does Kevin McCarthy threaten telecom companies who comply with the January 6 committee? Because the committee is requesting McCarthy’s phone records too. What is McCarthy trying to hide? All these MAGA Congress members are feeling the heat from their failed coup attempt on Jan. 6. Jim Jordan, McCarthy, Gaetz, et al, are going down for the coup attempt and they know it.
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However, some critical services will remain out of the purview of the net neutrality rules
Telecom Commission approves new telecom policy, backs net neutrality on Business Standard. However, some critical services will remain out of the purview of the net neutrality rules
In-Flight Wi-Fi, Calls Cleared by India’s Telecom Commission Calling and texting from aircraft will soon become a reality as the Telecom Commission on Tuesday has approved in-flight connectivity, facilitating both voice and data calls and data surfing in Indian airspace, Telecom Secretary Aruna Sundararajan said.
Telecom Commission Clears TRAI Proposals on Internet Telephony, Consumer Grievances Ombudsman The Telecom Commission on Tuesday cleared proposals for allowing mobile services in flights and ships, use of Internet telephony and creation of post of ombudsman to address consumer grievances.
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Calling on mobile phones, internet surfing will soon be possible while flying
Calling on mobile phones, internet surfing will soon be possible while flying
In next 3-4 months, these services are likely to be launched, services will start working when aircraft reaches an altitude of 3,000 metres
The Hush Post: Those who had been complaining of not been able to use their mobile phones for calling and not been able to surf internet while being in flights, would be glad to know that soon calling on mobile phones and internet surfing will be possible…
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Telecom Commission approves 112 as the single emergency number for india
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Telecom Commission approves 112 as the single emergency number for india
Telecom Commission has approved the number 112 as the single emergency number for India, similar to 911 of United States (US) & 999 of United Kingdom (UK). Henceforth Indian citizens in distress will be able to get all emergency services such as police, fire department & ambulance by just dialling this single-number. It will direct the call to concerned departments immediately for help. Key facts:
The service will also be accessible even through those landlines and mobile connections whose outgoing call facility has been temporarily suspended or stopped.
Person in distress will be also able to make emergency communication even through SMS.
This emergency system has facility to directly learn about the location of the caller or message sender that will be shared with the nearest help centre.
The service will be operated and functioned by a call centre like facility. It will have representatives speaking in English, Hindi and the local language.
At present, different Indian states have notified various emergency helpline numbers for assistance to special categories of citizens.
With this 112 as the single emergency number, all existing emergency numbers such as police (100), ambulance (102), fire brigade (101) and Emergency Disaster Management (108) will be phased out.
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India’s telecom policy maker, the Telecom Commission, has recommended raising the price of spectrum in large cities and the richer states. Commission suggests 15% hike in base price of 1,800MHz spectrum as well as 25% increase in some cases. Previously TRAI had suggested reduction in base price after considering market realities. Livemint
