The Telecom Regulatory Authority of India, or TRAI (TRAI), is soon going to give the New Year gift to the people. In fact, after TRAI Telecom, now it is preparing to make a big change in the broadcasting sector, so that consumers will be able to recharge TV channel packs at a lower price. Apart from this, the price of the old channel may change due to the implementation of new rules. Earlier in April, TRAI introduced new tariff rules for users. Due to these rules, the prices of channel packs had increased. At the same time, Network Capacity Fee (NCF) has been attributed to the increase in TV channel tariff rates.
NCF will be cut
For your information, let us know that DTH and cable TV users have to
pay NFC of Rs 153. At the same time, NFC depends on how many
free-to-air channels users are watching. Also, the price of a-la-karte
(channels chosen separately) channel packs has become expensive. Based
on media reports, it can be said that TRAI is considering reducing the
price of this channel pack, so that users can watch more channels at a
lower price.
Will have to pay content charge
Currently, users have to pay two types of bills to watch TV, which
includes NCF and Content Charge. The content charge given by the users
goes to the broadcaster's account, on the other hand, the NCF charge is
paid to the DTH or cable TV provider. In this charge, users have to pay
Rs 153 for 100 channels.
TRAI wants to price the channel cheaper
The new TRAI report calls for a change in the tariff rules. At the
same time, TRAI has proposed to change the rules, so that users can
watch TV at a lower price. Apart from this, NCF will be decided keeping
in mind the user's choice and available data.
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