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NTA scrap process for launching satellite

8th December 2020
"The Authority is prepared to call for international consultants to go with a new process."

Nepal Telecom Authority (NTA) has canceled the process of launching Nepal’s own satellite that had begun four years back.

The NTA’s move follows the formulation of a new satellite policy at home. The NTA said the formulation of the policy prompted to cancellation of the Expression of Interest for launching the satellite. NTA spokesperson Meen Prasad Aryal said a new process would begin in line with the new policy. 

The new policy requires the implementation of required laws and operation modality separately.

The Authority is prepared to call for international consultants to go with a new process.  The new satellite policy promises to launch Nepal’s own satellite by 2022. The International Telecommunications Union (ITU) had permitted Nepal to install the satellite on 123/3 east longitude positions.

A study team formed by the Ministry of Communications and Information Technology came up with the conclusion that the positions allowed by the ITU were not appropriate for positioning the satellite.   

The committee recommended 80 to 89 degrees east longitude as the suitable locations for launching the satellite.

The NTA had received the Expression of Interest from 22 companies of 12 countries. 

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Nepal Telecom upgrades its 4G LTE speed

7th March 2020
"Nepal Telecom (Ntc) has enhanced its 4g LTE speed with the latest system upgrade."

Nepal Telecom (Ntc) has enhanced its 4g LTE speed with the latest system upgrade. NTC had announced the system upgrade to make people aware of the possible disturbance during the actual work. Now that the upgrade is successful, we found a huge leap in Ntc 4G speed.

Some users might have experienced problems during the upgrade and as per some customers, they had found issues in 4G browsing the day after. Some online news reports quoting the spokesperson of Nepal Telecom as the issue will resolve within a day or two.

According to NC spokesperson Rajesh Joshi, said performed migration to new PCRF (policy and charging rules function) having bigger capacity. They also ask the customer to put“ntnet” as an Access Point in their mobile data settings. Now they will also send an alert notification two times after consumption of 80 percent and 100% volume in the data pack.

Nepal Telecom has been expanding its 4G LTE network throughout the country. Till now, there has been the commercial operation of more than 2000 mobile towers covering all the 77 districts of the country.

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Nepal Telecom will provide free SIM cards to Nepalis returning from abroad 

4th June 2020
"Nepal Telecom will provide SIM cards free of cost to Nepalis returning home from abroad in the aftermath of the global coronavirus pandemic."

Nepal Telecom will provide SIM cards free of cost to Nepalis returning home from abroad in the aftermath of the global coronavirus pandemic.
The telecom will distribute cost-free SIM cards to the foreign-returnees by establishing booths at 20 transit points for those returning home from India and at the quarantine venue and holding centres that the government is going to set up for accommodating the foreign-returnees coming by air route, Nepal Telecom stated in a press release. 
Nepal Telecom's spokesman Rajesh Joshi said the state-owned telecom company has managed 100,000 such SIM cards for now. One will have to produce a copy of citizenship certificate, passport, driving license, travel document or any other identity document for obtaining the SIM card. 
According to Joshi, the free SIM cards can also be provided to foreign-returnee Nepalis on the basis of their relatives' identification documents in case they are unable to produce their own documents. NTC is also providing free Wi-Fi service at the eight holding centres the government has set up in the Kathmandu Valley for accommodating the foreign-returnee Nepalis entering via the Tribhuvan International Airport.

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Nepal Telecommunications Authority (NTA) frames Byelaw for Cyber Security

30th August 2020
"NTA has framed and implemented a Byelaw for the implementation of internationally prevailing cyber security standards."

Nepal has always been an easy target for hackers around the world. Previously, the servers of mercantile and banks have been hacked by international hackers. The government servers and Data Centers are also at high risk. Thus, it has become essential to protect the information systems and communication technology infrastructure from various types of cyber attacks and risks by adopting various internationally prevailing standards of cyber security. The Government of Nepal is also conscious of the need for cyber security standards.

So, exercising the authority given by Section 62 of the Telecommunications Act, 2053 (1997), the Nepal Telecommunication Authority (NTA) has framed a Byelaw- “Cyber ​​Security Byelaw, 2077 (2020)” and has implemented it right away. The Byelaw is implemented to ensure the cyber security standards in order to protect ICT Infrastructure and Information Systems of Telecommunication Service Providers of Nepal from various malicious attacks and threats, and build trust and confidence of users towards using ICT technology and services.

Thereupon, all the telecommunication service providers including basic telecommunication (telephone), mobile operators, networks and internet service providers that are licensed by Nepal Telecommunication Authority (NTA) are informed to operate their services conforming with the Byelaw.

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