'Not an allocation like 2G services'; Union Minister's Big Statement on Satellite Spectrum Auction
Satellite Spectrum, Jyotiraditya Scindia: Addressing the India Economic Summit, the Telecom Minister said that it is not possible to auction spectrum for satellite services due to scientific constraints. He said, no country in the world auctions satellite spectrum because it is physically impossible to auction it.



Telecom Minister Jyotiraditya Scindia has shared major information for satellite communication services regarding the allocation of spectrum. The Union Minister said that the allocation of spectrum for satellite communication services will not be done on the lines of 'first come, first serve' like 2G services.
Addressing the India Economic Summit, the Telecom Minister said that it is not possible to auction spectrum for satellite services due to scientific constraints. He said, no country in the world auctions satellite spectrum because it is physically impossible to auction it. If you bring economic arguments then how will you allocate it administratively?
Scindia clearly said that the pricing is not going to be on a 'first come, first served' basis. Nothing like this is going to happen. This will be decided by the telecom regulator TRAI. The authority will decide the allocation price and on that basis, spectrum will be allocated to every person who gets the license.




































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