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ARTICLE · 31 JANUARY 2022

Revised Terms And Conditions For NOC Holders: DoT Keeps The Ball Rolling

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While the telecom reforms initiated by the Department of Telecommunications (DoT) in 2021 continue to receive a welcoming response from the industry, the DoT has made yet another headway in this direction.

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While the telecom reforms initiated by the Department of Telecommunications (DoT) in 2021 continue to receive a welcoming response from the industry, the DoT has made yet another headway in this direction. On 14 January 2022, DoT issued the ‘Revised terms and conditions for issue/renewal of NOC for sale/rent of International Roaming SIM Cards/ Global Calling Cards of Foreign Operators in India' that seek to streamline the procedures for no objection certificate (NOC) holders in India to bring them in line with the other licenses and registrations.

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Indian entities that offer for sale or rent of international roaming SIM cards / Global Calling Cards (GCCs) (collectively, Cards) of foreign operators in India are now required to comply with revised terms and conditions for the issue / renewal of NOC. Some of the key terms and conditions are given below:

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