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Foreign firms able to bid for Indian 3G
- Sunday, December 14 - 2008 at 14:09
The Indian Department of Telecommunications has announced that foreign companies can bid for licences to provide 3G services without a local partner. Non-Indian telecom firms will have to follow laws which permit a maximum of 74% ownership in the country's phone service firms by a foreign telecom company. Qatar Telecom has shown interest in expanding into the Indian market.
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