Will costly spectrum raise tariff ?

As India has most of the largest providers in world. so looking towards the business strategy, the price will b reduced 

way the mobile companies are growing prices will go down.'prices are directly proportional to demand'.

As we all know when first mobile came to market what was it price and call rates....initially it  was Rs5/ min and all incoming call are chargeable (I think ppl won't have forgot the "Q" in front of BSNL office for connection)....and now it is less than a rupee......

Its applicable every where ...when a new technology comes to market it will be costly....and as days go on the price reduces....

good sonal

people will always have an benefit of competition so no worry.

No increase in call charges are seen!

Buying shop in prime location does not permit vendor to sell items above MRP.

Similarly, buying costly spectrum should not affect normal call charges.

To recover this cost, companies have to come-up with different business model keeping basic call/service charges unchanged.

Another important point to note is, not all operators have got the 3g spectrum.  These operators will continue to offer lower call tariff and drive the competition.

You are right, Sonal.

There is already rate war between major operators like Vodafone, Idea, Tata,

Aircel. Aircel is also getting good response in Maharashtra circuit.

So nothing to worry for customer.

Compittion would drive down the prices...