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TRAI looking to lower tariffs for DTH and Cable TV

New regulations, all DTH providers have to provide a base pack with at least 100 free-to-air channels. The maximum price of this pack aka network capacity fee (NCF) is fixed at Rs. 130 plus 18% GST (i.e. Rs. 154). Notably, given all 25 Doordarshan channels
are mandatory, you essentially have 75 channels to pick from the bouquet of Free-to-Air channels.

RS Sharma, says Govt. is keen to improve the existing cable TV rules, and will take more action against DTH and Cable TV Firms, broadcasters who are not following the rules. He said that the companies have started following the rules, giving an example of the secondary set-top box.

He said, “For example, one has already announced that they will charge only Rs 50 for the second set-top box,” 

However, there are instances where the DTH and Cable firms are not executing the new rules in a proper way, and action will be taken against them.

He added, “We’ve issued show-cause notices, etc. So, we’re very proactive to ensure that aberrations that take place are set right before they become the regular practice.” 

TRAI has finally conceded that the new broadcasting regulations and pricing framework might have hiked prices for the DTH and Cable TV subscriptions in the country.

Hence, in a bid to help customers, the statutory body "will be floating a consultation paper to gauge some likely ideas about how it can reduce the monthly TV bills".

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  1. PRICE OF DD FREE DISH CHANNELS SHOULD BE EXCLUDED IN EVERY SUBSCRIBERS PACK.e.g. IF ANY SERVICE PROVIDER HAS A PACKAGE OF 250/- RS 132 IS INCLUDED IN DD FREE DISH CHANNELS. ITS PACKAGE PRICE SHOULD BE 250-132 = 118 ONLY .WHY TRIA GIVES BENEFITS TO ALL SERVICE PROVIDERS .

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