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India recently approved the auction of low-frequency 6GHz spectrum band for use by telcos to offer wireless telephony services using technologies like 5G and 6G, rejecting tech companies' claims to these airwaves.
«We had previously urged the government to delicense the lower 500 MHz of the 6GHz band and an additional 160 MHz from the 300 MHz to be held back until 2030. But clearly our recommendations have fallen flat as per the latest decision,» Broadband India Forum (BIF) president TV Ramachandran told ET.
Technology company executives separately told ET that there are sufficient grounds to challenge the decision in courts as it does not align with global practices. «However, no final decision has been made because the government still has a chance to rethink before assigning spectrum,» one person said.
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