That’s not it, as the proposed rules also ask the telecom firms to clearly reveal expected upload and download speeds for every 4G and 5G plan. A service may be considered non-compliant if users receive download speeds below 80 per cent of the advertised speed. In this case, the operator has not notify all the affected users and solve the issue before filing compliance reports. Violations of any of the regulations can result in a fine of Rs 2,00,000 per benchmark and Rs 10,00,000 for repeated non-compliance.
TRAI Wants Telecom Operators To Offer Premium 5G Plans With Better Speeds
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- Post published:August 7, 2026
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