DTH plans

Your Cable TV Bill Will Reduce By 14% - Watch All Channels For Just Rs 160 Per Month! As per the rating agency Icra’s statement on Tuesday, Trai’s amendments to the new regulatory framework for cable and broadcasting services could…

Tata Sky Reduces Price Of Popular Hindi Packs By 29%; Introduces New Movies Packs To Tap Into Bollywood Niche On Tuesday, countries popular DTH operator Tata Sky has revised the price of 4 of its very popular add on packs including…

Under the new Cable TV rules, TRAI has mandated that for Rs 130 plus GST as Network Connect Fees, consumers can get 100 FTA or Free to Air channels. But now, there exists some confusion regarding the future of these FTA channels. How…

In an unfortunate incident, new cable TV rules imposed by TRAI took life in Assam. A cable operator committed suicide, and before he took this extreme step, he blamed the new Cable TV rules for this decision.

When the new Cable TV regulations came into force, there was a concern from users who have multiple TV connections: Will they be required to pay full fees for different connections, or a combo offer can be availed? Earlier, cable…

Effective February 1st, that is today, the new Cable TV regime comes into force, pan-India. All existing plans and packs have been expired, for all users, belonging to all cable operators and DTH companies. Starting February 1st, Cable…

Effective February 1st, cable TV and DTH users can now buy their own set-top boxes when opting for a new connection. This means that cable companies and DTH providers such as Tata Sky, Airtel, D2h, Dish, Sun Direct etc cannot force the…

Starting January 12th, 2019, Telecom Regulatory Authority of India or TRAI has unleashed a massive SMS marketing campaign for creating awareness. As per reports coming in, TRAI will send millions of SMSes to all cable TV or DTH consumers…

Effective January 31st, your cable TV  and DTH expenses are all set to come down, atleast 30-40%, for an ‘average household’. How?

Good news for cable operators, and consumers! Telecom Regulatory Authority of India or TRAI has decided to postpone the implementation of new cable TV regulations, indefinitely.