| British Telecom (BT) of the UK is considering a low-powered global system for mobile communications (GSM) service in India, which can bring down the costs significantly on calls made by mobile phones inside offices. |
| Speaking to Business Standard, BT Global Services Chief Executive Officer Andy Green said, “Low-powered GSM is part of our 21st century network solution and we are ready to explore, if it is allowed, in India.” |
| India does not issue separate licences for such services. Existing GSM licence holders can go ahead and offer the service, but given their outdoor orientation, the viability may be an issue. |
| The Telecom Regulatory Authority of India had some time ago suggested the possibility of such networks in the country. Read more at Business Standard |
