Kiran Rathee is a Reporter at The Economic Times. She focuses on the telecommunications industry, covering themes such as telecom transportation and mobility, mobile networks, and consumer tech, with a particular emphasis on 5G technology and telecommunications infrastructure. Kiran's work has been featured in prominent outlets including MSN and Gadgets Now, showcasing her expertise in the evolving landscape of technology and communication services.
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Kiran Rathee's coverage revolves around national telecom and technology developments in India, with a focus on government announcements, legal policy regulations, and industry-specific press releases. To effectively reach out to Kiran for potential coverage or commentary opportunities, consider offering insights related to the Telecom sector in India.
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By: Kiran Rathee
Starlink India: Starlink has refiled its application in India for a next-generation satellite constellation that includes direct-to-device technology, following an earlier rejection. This move aims to leverage India's growing satellite communication market amid regulatory developments.
By: Kiran Rathee
Singtel plans to enter India's emerging satellite communications (satcom) market, targeting public and private enterprises through its Indian subsidiary Singapore Telecom India.
Singapore Telecommunications (Singtel) is looking to start satellite communication-related services in India, becoming the latest global aspirant in the countrys nascent but high-potential satcom market.
Singapore Telecommunications (Singtel) is looking to start satellite communication-related services in India, becoming the latest global aspirant in the countrys nascent but high-potential satcom market.
India has doubled electromagnetic field limits for mobile networks to global standards. This change allows telecom operators to cover larger areas with fewer towers. The revised radiation rules will come into effect next month, benefiting all operators. This move aligns India with international norms followed by many countries. It aims to ensure quality service amid rising 5G traffic.
By: Kiran Rathee
Eutelsat OneWeb urgently seeks government security approval for its satellite constellation. The company faces significant delays in launching commercial services in India. This delay impacts its ability to monetize substantial prior investments. Starlink and Jio Satellite also await similar security clearances from authorities. OneWeb's early mover advantage is diminishing due to these prolonged approvals.
By: Kiran Rathee
ET Bureau Synopsis New Delhi: Bharti Group-backed Eutelsat OneWeb has sought "immediate grant of security approval " for its low
By: Kiran Rathee
A forthcoming inter-ministerial panel meeting will address the fees and allocation frameworks for satellite spectrum. It is anticipated that the digital communications commission will ratify a fee structure of five percent of adjusted gross revenue, with incentives for companies serving underprivileged rural zones. This crucial decision aims to facilitate new entrants, including Starlink, into the Indian broadband landscape.
By: Kiran Rathee, Himadri Buch
Jio is likely to finalise the exact dates within a couple of weeks after which it would initiate roadshows overseas before holding them at home, said a source close to the development.
By: Kiran Rathee
Jio Platforms (JPL), the telecom, digital and technology arm of Mukesh Ambani-owned Reliance Industries, may launch its estimated $4-billion initial public offering (IPO)—India's largest ever—by the end of October or early November, people familiar with the development told ET.
