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This article explores the arguments for and against TRAI’s ban on differential pricing within India’s net neutrality debate. It analyses the regulatory context, economic considerations, and potential impacts on innovation and Internet access.
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TRAI’s ban on differential pricing safeguards net neutrality in India, ensuring equal internet access for all. The regulation benefits MSMEs and prevents anti-competitive practices, promoting a balanced digital environment.
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TRAI’s new regulation bans discriminatory tariffs for data services, directly impacting Free Basics, Airtel Zero, and service-specific data packs. The rule strengthens net neutrality by ensuring equal access, while leaving content-independent offers unaffected.
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