TRAI Resolves Query on Definition of International Traffic Recommendations
As Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) today responded to DoT’s back-reference for its recommendations on ‘Definition of International Traffic’ dated 10.12.2024, the regulatory body has clarified its stance on key areas in international traffic management.
Introduction: The blog will explore TRAI’s response to DoT’s previous and current queries related to the definition of international traffic. It will highlight how TRAI addressed back-references from DoT for both International SMS (IMSL) and Domestic SMS (DOMS).
Content Overview:
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Resolving Back-References:
- TRAI issued a response today, clarifying its decisions on both IMLS and DOMS under the specified definitions.
- The recommendations were submitted to DoT by 10.12.2024 for both types of international traffic.
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Submission Details:
- TRAI’s submission was made through its official portal at www.trai.gov.in.
- For clarifications or further inquiries, the website provides contact information:
Shri Akhilesh Kumar Trivedi, Advisor (Networks, Spectrum and Licensing), TRAI
Telephone Number: +91-11-20907758
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Clarification Process:
- DoT sought clarification on IMLS and DOMS due to previous back-references.
- TRAI addressed these queries, ensuring the definitions were accepted in principle.
Conclusion: TRAI’s response demonstrated its commitment to addressing regulatory needs through clear communication. The blog highlights TRAI’s efforts to resolve back-references while maintaining clarity on international traffic management practices.
Summary: TRAI’s response to DoT’s back-references for ‘Definition of International Traffic’ underscores its responsibility in updating international traffic regulations. The document provides actionable insights into handling IMLS and DOMS, ensuring compliance with both local and national standards.