The Hindu Business Line : Sunday, September 28, 2003

Dispute over technology interface — Status quo on limited mobility; keep service distinction: TDSAT
THE Telecom Disputes Settlement and Appellate Tribunal (TDSAT) on Saturday asked the Government to ensure clear distinction between cellular and WLL-based limited mobility services, even as it rejected a petition filed by cellular firms to ... More

Inconsistent verdict, says COAI
THE Cellular Operators Association (COAI) said the majority judgment of the tribunal is inconsistent in its reasoning `in its own judgment in the WLL case'. The COAI said the TDSAT had upheld the legality of mobility for fixed service providers ... More

Mobile services — The bait of policy sops
THE Government policy relating to mobile telephony services appears to be clearly tilting in favour of Reliance Infocomm and Tata Teleservices which provide limited mobility services under the wireless-in-local-loop ... More

STOCKS

HCL Infosystems: Pare exposures
The blistering growth recorded by HCL Infosystems in 2002-03 may be tough to repeat. In the absence of fiscal measures that could have propped up the organised sector, growth in revenues and earnings are likely to be restricted to modest levels. The valuation as such appears demanding, says Suresh Krishnamurthy. More

TRENDS

BPO, ITES growth put at $24 b by '08
India's advantages include availability of English-speaking qualified manpower at competitive costs and a virtual 12-hour time lag with the US. More

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