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It is an authorisation permitting an entity to provide telecom services using the network infrastructure of a Parent NSO.

Yes. Internet telephony services are permitted within the scope of authorisation.

The annual authorisation fee is 8% of Adjusted Gross Revenue (AGR), subject to applicable minimum conditions.

Yes, subject to applicable FDI policy and security conditions of the Government of India.

No. The authorisation is granted on a non-exclusive basis.

Initial validity is 20 years, renewable for another 20 years.

No. Spectrum assignment is separate and governed under separate provisions of the Act and Rules.

It is an authorisation permitting an entity to provide internet services through its own telecommunication network infrastructure.

Yes. NSO is permitted to establish, operate, maintain, and expand telecommunication networks for internet services.

Internet access, broadband, internet telephony, IP-based services, IoT, M2M connectivity, and related internet services.

It is an authorisation permitting an entity to provide wireless access telecommunication services through its own telecommunication network.

The service area is Telecom Circle or Metro Service Area.

Yes. Spectrum assignment and usage are governed separately under applicable spectrum rules.

No. The authorisation is granted on a non-exclusive basis.

Initial validity is 20 years, renewable for another 20 years.

The annual authorisation fee is 8% of Adjusted Gross Revenue (AGR), subject to applicable minimum conditions.

Yes, subject to applicable FDI policy and security conditions of the Government of India.

Yes. NSO is permitted to establish, operate, maintain, and expand telecommunication networks.

No. Spectrum assignment is separate and governed under separate provisions of the Act and Rules.

Yes. The Central Government may suspend, curtail, or revoke authorisation for breach of conditions, public interest, or national security reasons.