Since the launch of the price war in India, DTH service providers have sought permission to cut NCF and DRP charges. For this, TRAI gave an advisory letter on which Dish TV has commented. The company said that NCF and DRP should be exempted. This will prove beneficial for the customers.

At the same time, it has also been said that DTH rules should also be relaxed so that broadcasters can give discounts on channel packs to multi-TV subscribers. In such a situation, it can be said that if the DTH service providers are accepted, then the cable charges of the customers will be reduced beforehand. Let's know in full detail

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Regarding this matter, Tata Sky company said that under the old rules, they were able to give discounts on multi-TV connections. In such a situation, subscribers can get the best service only when free-market principle is implemented. This will enable companies to provide service to their subscribers at a beneficial price. This will be possible only when the industry stakeholders discuss this among themselves. Tata Sky has also mentioned the new tariff system.

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For your information, please tell that Airtel Digital TV company has also commented on the advisory letter given by TRAI that there is a need to de-link channels and subscriptions from the platform. Airtel Digital TV said that customers still have to pay a fee repeatedly on different platforms after subscribing to a channel.

While it should be so that once the subscriber has subscribed to any channel, then he can access it on every platform. Now, Dish TV, Airtel Digital TV and Tata Sky have given their comments regarding this matter. But soon other companies are also going to put their matter in front of everyone regarding this matter.

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