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Govt to look into Airtel’s plan to charge for internet calls
NEW DELHI: Government will look into Airtel’s plan to charge separately for internet call services (VoIP) offered by apps like Skype, Viber and Line that will cost up to Rs. 10,000 per GB on 2G network and up to Rs. 4,000 per GB on 3G network to a
“We will look into it. Government will come back with structured response,” Telecom Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad said on the sidelines of ‘Good Governance Day’ event organised by the Department of Electronics and Information Technology. BusinessLine
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