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    The Indian telecom industry is the third largest in the world and second largest in Asia. It has over 621 million connections and is growing at 45% annually. The sector includes both government and private firms and has experienced significant growth and development over the past few decades, transitioning from landlines to cellular services to 3G and emerging 4G technologies. The top telecom companies in India are Bharti Airtel, Vodafone Idea, BSNL, and Reliance, among others. The regulatory environment is overseen by the Department of Telecommunications and Telecom Regulatory Authority of India.

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    The Indian telecom industry is the third largest in the world and second largest in Asia. It has over 621 million connections and is growing at 45% annually. The sector includes both government and private firms and has experienced significant growth and development over the past few decades, transitioning from landlines to cellular services to 3G and emerging 4G technologies. The top telecom companies in India are Bharti Airtel, Vodafone Idea, BSNL, and Reliance, among others. The regulatory environment is overseen by the Department of Telecommunications and Telecom Regulatory Authority of India.

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    The Indian telecom industry is the third largest in the world and second largest in Asia. It has over 621 million connections and is growing at 45% annually. The sector includes both government and private firms and has experienced significant growth and development over the past few decades, transitioning from landlines to cellular services to 3G and emerging 4G technologies. The top telecom companies in India are Bharti Airtel, Vodafone Idea, BSNL, and Reliance, among others. The regulatory environment is overseen by the Department of Telecommunications and Telecom Regulatory Authority of India.

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    A Presentation on INDIAN TELECOM INDUSTRY

    By: Group No.:4 Section :A Apoorv Arpita Deepanshu Ishan Zuhair

    Introduction
    Telecommunication is the transmission of information. The word telecommunication has its roots in two words: Tele in Greek meaning distant and communication in Latin meaning connection Telecommunication includes Radio, Television, Internet, Telephone, Mobile phone. Mode of communication is through wired cables, fibre optics, satellites, radio waves & micro waves.

    History
    Middle age: Hydraulic telegraphs & Beacons 1792: Semaphore lines 1839: Electrical telegraph; Morse code 1876: Telephone 1893: Radio 1925: Mechanical Television 1927: Electronic Television 1969: ARPANET; Internet 1974: LAN 2001: Digital Camera

    Top 10 Telecom Companies in World(revenue wise)


    Companies China mobile Vodafone Group Verizon Wireless AT&T Group Telefnica Group Revenues(in billions) 19.9 15.2 14.2 13.8 12.2

    NTT DOCOMO Group Deutsche Telekom Group


    France Telecom Group Amrica Mvil Group Sprint (Sprint Nextel)

    11.5 9.3
    8.1 7.2 6.5

    Top 10 Telecom Companies in World(subscibers wise)


    Companies China Mobile Vodafone Group Telefonica AmericaMovil Telenor Group Deutsche Telecom China Unicom TeliaSonera France Telecom Bharti Airtel Subscibers (in millions) 522 333 202 201 172 151 148 148 133 125

    Indian Telecom Sector


    Third largest in the world. Second largest in Asia. 621 million connections. The sector is growing at a speed of 45%. Key sector responsible for reestablishment of Indian economy. Involvement of both government & private firms. India is divided into 22 telecom zones, with a total of 281 zonal licenses in the market.

    HISTORY OF INDIAN TELECOM INDUSTRY


    1851: Posts & telegraph department in PWD. 1854: Regular department for posts & telegraph. 1914: Merger of postal & telegraph department. 1984: Telephone services. 1989: Constitution of telecom commission. 1994 :1st attempt to give a comprehensive roadmaP 1997:Telecom Regulatory Authority of India was created. 1999 :cellular services were launched. 2010:3G 2011:MNP 2012 April:4G

    Government initiatives
    Open competition No custom duty Low cost of mobile handsets ILDS & CPP Reduction in license fee Reduction in lease line charges One India plan

    Regulatory Environment
    The Department of Telecommunications (DoT) of the Government of India is the main governing body for the industry. Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) assists the Government of India to take timely decisions and introduce new technologies. The Telecom Disputes Settlement and Appellate Tribunal (TDSAT) was also established in the same year

    SWOT ANALYSIS OF INDIAN TELECOM INDUSTRY


    STRENGHTS
    WEAKNESSES OPPORTUNITIES
    1.Value added services. 2.4G telecom services. 3.More quality services. 4.Boost to telecom manufacturing companies.

    THREATS
    1.Telecommuni cation policies. 2.Content piracy. 3.Declining ARPU. 4.Partiality on the part of govt.

    1.Huge costumer 1.Late adopters potential. of new technologies 2.High growth rate. 3.Liberalization efforts by government. 4.High return on investment. 2.Most competitive market. 3.Poor telecommunicati on infrastructure. 4.A market strongly regulated by govt.

    Services wise Scenario

    TOP TELECOMMUNICATION COMPANIES OF INDIA


    companies Bharti Aitel Vodafone Idea BSNL Reliance Tata Aircel Unitech MTNL Sistema Shyam Revenue(in crores) 10487.65 7887.85 5080.89 4166.73 3031.03 3022.83 1649.61 807.75 775.21 378.73

    IMPACT ON SOCIETY

    Economic impact The evolution of e-commerce and the subsequent ease of transactions led to a completely new experience in banking.
    Social impact Telecommunication has played a significant role in modifying social relationships with the help of SMS and MMS.

    SCAM
    2G Spectrum Scam. Some licenses and startup-spectrum was to be allotted to companies on first come first serve basis no auction was to be held. But some officials took bribes from companies and sold them the spectrum.

    Growth prospects
    3G(generation) In india 3G was launched in 2010,BSNL was the 1st one to launch it.Tata Docomo was the first private operator to launch 3G services in India.

    MOBILE NUMBER PORTABILITY

    4G LONG TERM EVOLUTION is the name by which it is launched in INDIA. Bharti Airtel is the only operator in the country to launch 4G. They launched 4G services in April 2012.

    Conclusion

    India is huge market and none of service providers can dare to ignore its potential. This journey of 1 million to 50 million will keep it pace until each citizen in India will have his own mobile. Services providers are now willing to provide varies facilities like entertainment (music, video etc.) and even banking also. In short we can say drastic change has came in the industry along with expanding its base in subscribers, they are keeping eye not only to offer new facilities but also to be the first to provide it.

    Recommendation

    Improvement of proper infrastructure for 4G. Reduction of congestion. Better value added services must be offered. Kapil sibal`s idea of one number.. Must be enforced

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