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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.

Since last few days, several DTH and Cable TV users had posted complaints that their service providers are enforcing some channels and packages in the base pack.

Several thousand cable TV users in Bengaluru was still facing blackout, as Local cable operators have failed to broadcast their favorite pay channels.

Effective March 31st, old Cable TV rules will no longer be valid and every Cable and DTH user in India will have to comply with the new Cable TV regime, enforced by Telecom Regulatory Authority of India. The original deadline for…

The new Cable TV regime is underway, and the deadline is March 31st, 2019 for all users to adapt to the new rules. Even as we speak, India’s 2nd largest DTH provider: Airtel Digital has announced removal of NCF or Network Connect Fees…

India’s biggest DTH operator: Tata Sky has announced a massive reduction in charges, for multi-TV connections. This comes after TRAI relaxed the rules for multi-TV connections, and allowed DTH and Cable operators to offer cheaper, but…

In an interesting development, thousands of Cable TV users in Mumbai are knocking at the doors of their local cable operators, because they are facing a blackout of all channels. This has happened due to the implementation of new Cable…

Zee Network backed Dish TV has announced a big relief for all their consumers: Now, they can watch upto 189 FTA or Free to Air channels without paying anything extra. How will it work?

Recently, the Telecom Authority of India or TRAI ordered an extension of new Cable TV rules. Now, March 31st is the deadline for migrating to the new cable TV regime.

Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) has decided to give a major relief to all cable TV users in India, who still haven’t selected new Cable TV plans, under the new Cable TV regulations. But, there is a catch here.