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Jio's Summer Surprise scheme: Trai brings the curtain down on free services

But the regulator's action has clearly come late in the day

Jio ends its Summer Surprise scheme after Trai order

All customers who have already subscribed to the offer would continue to be eligible for it

Jio to withdraw three-month complimentary Summer Surprise offer

Company accepts TRAI's advice to withdraw the pack; customers who paid already are eligible

Reliance Jio will continue to remain disruptive: Jefferies

Out of 100 million subscribers of free services, over 72 mn have enrolled for Jio Prime membership

Jio effect: 5 things that show telecom sector will never be the same again

With Reliance Jio coming out with new deal for users, pain will aggravate and extend to June quarter

Reliance Jio beats Idea, Airtel with almost double 4G download speed: Trai

At this speed, a user can download a movie in less than five minutes

Reliance Jio's low tariffs to bleed industry: COAI

Telecom industry owes close to Rs 4.60 lakh crore to various financial institutions and banks

Reliance Jio extends offer till April 15

Enrols 72 million customers for its Prime service; more pain in store for incumbent operators

Jio garners 72 million Prime users; extends offer till April 15

Also launched Jio Summer Surprise allowing first paid recharge prior to April 15 using Rs 303 plan

Reliance Jio claims it has converted 50 mn subscribers to Prime members

At 50 million, Jio will become the largest provider of paid broadband services in the country

Reliance Jio offers additional data up to 120 GB to Prime users

The subscribers can take the Prime membership, which is available for Rs 99, before 31 March, 2017

Jio Prime membership: Cashbacks, other offers & discounts: Know everything

Reliance Jio has been offering incentives and schemes to retain its subscriber base in India

At least 84% Jio users expected to take Prime membership: Survey

It added 70% of these prefer the Rs 303/month plan

Airtel's 'fastest network' claim false: Jio to advertisement watchdog

Jio has approached advertisement watchdog ASCI to direct Airtel to remove its advertisement

Reliance Jio complains to ASCI, says Airtel claims misleading

Reliance Jio has complained to the Advertising Standards Council of India (ASCI) that Bharti Airtel's claim of India's fastest network is false, misleading and incorrect."This claim is being made by Airtel acting in a mala fide manner in collusion with Ookla, LLC who profess to be experts in the domain space of testing mobile internet speed," Reliance Jio said in a letter to ASCI.The new comer also claimed that the methodology adopted for to determine the mobile internet speed was completely flawed and the speeds being attributed to Airtel's network may not necessarily relate to their network at all.Reliance Jio requested ASCI to call upon Airtel to withdraw the subject advertisements and any related advertisements claiming themselves to be India's fastest mobile telecom network.Reacting to the allegations by Reliance Jio, Bharti Airtel spokesperson said "Airtel has been rated as India's fastest mobile network by Ookla - the global leader in broadband testing and web-based network ...

End of Jio's doles: Industry 'recovery' has begun, says Idea

Jio has netted over 100 million subscribers in less than six months of launch

Jio and Google to come up with low-cost 4G Android phone: Reports

The phone will only work for Reliance network

Reliance Jio understated revenues, forex gains not included, says report

Company had filed a petition before telecom tribunal TDSAT challenging the demand notices

RJio tie-up adds another growth engine to D-Link

D-Link is also going to reap the benefit of digital wave in the country

Is it Jio effect? China's telcos to end domestic roaming charge

Taking a cue from India's cut-throat tariff war in the telecom sector, China's three mobile operators have decided to abolish domestic roaming charges."We are extremely delighted that GSMA's call to bring an end to domestic roaming fees has received resounding support from the leading operators in China, the largest telecoms market in the world," Sunil Bharti Mittal, Chairman, GSM Association said.China Telecommunications Corp, China Mobile Communications Corp and China United Network Communications Group Ltd will end inter-province roaming fees by October, this year.Mittal, who is also the Chairman and Managing Director of India's leading mobile firm Bharti Airtel, said the plan to eliminate domestic roaming fees will not just promote customer convenience by ending 'bill shocks' but help boost usage by customers through adoption of network technologies to augment productivity, innovation and economic growth. "We are sure operators in other countries will take the cue from China's ...