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TDSAT stays cable TV rate hike

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New Delhi , Dec. 20

THE Telecom Disputes and Settlement Appellate Tribunal (TDSAT) on Tuesday stayed the four per cent increase in cable TV charges recommended by the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI), which comes into effect in the New Year.

A bench of TDSAT passed an interim order after a Pune-based consumer organisation `Grahak Hitvardhini Sarvajanik Sansthan' filed a petition challenging the TRAI tariff order.

TRAI had said that the four per cent hike from January 1, 2006, was necessitated on account of inflation. Star India too had approached the Delhi High Court against TRAI's order on cable rates.

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