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Govt. seeks public feedback on draft telecom rules on TV, radio services

Govt. seeks public feedback on draft telecom rules on TV, radio services
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The Indian government has released draft Telecommunications Rules for 2026 to consolidate and simplify regulations for television and radio services. The move aims to harmonize existing guidelines under the new Telecommunications Act, 2023, to improve ease of doing business.

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This regulatory overhaul is significant for the Indian media and broadcasting industry, as it streamlines licensing and compliance processes.

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The government has published the draft Telecommunications (Television, Radio and Associated Services) Rules, 2026, for public consultation. They have been framed to consolidate the various guidelines issued for television and radio services under the erstwhile Telegraph Act, within the framework of the newly enacted Telecommunications Act, 2023

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