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India 5G spectrum auction plan may hit a Navy hurdle
- Tuesday | 13th July, 2021
“The Indian Navy is showing reluctance in vacating the spectrum from the 3.3 GHz-3.4 GHz band that it is using. During the meetings, the ISRO had sought protection of its satellite hubs, and wanted that no 5G telecom tower be deployed in about 10 kilometres of range. Indian telcos have already said that they won’t buy 5G spectrum at the recommended base price. They urged India to lower the reserve price for 5G spectrum so that they could invest in networks and price the services affordably. The Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (Trai) recommended a base price of $67.4 million per unit for spectrum in the 5G band.
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