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TRAI bars apps from blocking, tagging calls from 1600 number series
Telecom regulator Trai stated no app can block calls from 1600 number series. Promotional calls from 140 number series also cannot be filtered by apps. These calls can only be blocked through the regulator's Do Not Disturb registry. This clarification means users cannot tag these specific calls as spam. Customers can register their preferences on the DND registry for blocking.
Bharti Airtel fixes record date for its highest-ever dividend of Rs 24/share. What’s the last date to buy?
Bharti Airtel has fixed July 24 as the record date for its highest-ever annual dividend of Rs 24 per share for FY26, making July 23 the last date to buy the stock for eligibility. The announcement comes as brokerages remain bullish on the telecom major's long-term growth and cash flow prospects.
HFCL shares rally 4% after Rs 495 crore order win. Should you buy after 200% surge in 2026?
HFCL shares witnessed an uptick on Friday after the company secured a Rs 496 crore overseas order for data centre connectivity solutions, extending their 220% rally in 2026. With a record order book, rising exports and growing AI, defence and telecom opportunities, analysts remain optimistic about the company's long-term growth prospects.
From TCS, Happiest Minds To Bharti Airtel, IndiaMart: What to Expect From Q1 Results Across IT and Telecom Sectors
Mid-cap IT companies are expected to continue outperforming due to their agility, niche positioning, superior execution capabilities, and operational efficiencies.
This sector is set to dominate Q1 earnings for all the wrong reasons
Oil marketing companies are set to dominate Q1 earnings but for the wrong reasons, with HPCL, BPCL and IOCL expected to post massive losses as elevated crude prices crushed fuel marketing margins. The sharp earnings hit is likely to overshadow profit growth in financials, telecom and metals, dragging overall India Inc. earnings.
Indus Towers Share Price: Nomura says selloff is overdone; sees 30% upside
Indus Towers has corrected sharply in recent months amid investor concerns over the renewal of telecom tower tenancy agreements with Reliance Jio. The stock is currently trading about 19% below its 52-week high of ₹481.50, touched on February 19, and is down 11% so far in 2026.
Unitel launches IPO as Angola sells 15% stake in telecom firm - Investing.com India
Unitel launches IPO as Angola sells 15% stake in telecom firmInvesting.com India
Your mobile bills may go up by another 12-15% soon
Get ready for another telecom tariff hike, with prices expected to rise by 12-15% in the next three to four months. This comes as the market consolidates, favoring established players. Expect a slight increase in average revenue per user this quarter, driven by upgrades to 4G and 5G. Meanwhile, Reliance Jio and Bharti Airtel are set to gain more subscribers, while Vodafone Idea continues its 5G expansion.
TRAI seeks powers to act against call management apps like Truecaller, others
Telecom regulator Trai is seeking powers under the IT Act to act against call management apps like Truecaller. These platforms are reportedly tagging and blocking legitimate commercial communication numbers (1400 and 1600) as spam, hindering government initiatives and legitimate businesses. Trai aims to be designated an 'authorised agency' to enforce compliance, with the IT ministry reportedly agreeing to the demand.
'Telcos may do well in Q1; tariff hikes likely in H2,' say analysts
Telecom operators are poised for single-digit revenue growth this quarter, driven by steady subscriber additions and users opting for premium 4G/5G plans. Analysts anticipate tariff hikes in the latter half of the fiscal year, with projections ranging from 10-20%. Bharti Airtel and Vodafone Idea are expected to see user base expansion, contributing to ARPU increases, though recent earnings reflect the absence of immediate price adjustments.
Satellite communication providers and telecom operators agree on Trai's infrastructure provider proposal
Satellite communication providers and telecom operators have reached an agreement on a proposal to allow satellite operators to function as infrastructure providers, partnering with existing telcos to expand services. This move, supported by major players like Amazon Leo, Vodafone Idea, and Bharti Airtel, aims to create a distinct network provider layer.
Reliance Jio, Amazon Leo spar over proposed satellite network framework
The framework creates a new category of companies that would operate satellite communication networks. Licensed telecom, satellite internet providers would then use this infrastructure to deliver satellite internet services. Jio has opposed granting spectrum rights to these infrastructure providers.