The new telecom policy should be reviewed once Bangladesh returns to a democratic order to safeguard the interests of citizens, the nation, and investors, BNP Standing Committee Member Amir Khasru Mahmud Chowdhury said yesterday..“I think this is the responsibility of those who will be ele

The two operators are demanding a formal investigation

The Global System for Mobile Communications Association (GSMA) has raised concerns about Bangladesh’s draft telecom licensing guidelines, cautioning that several proposed conditions could deter investment, restrict market participation, and contradict the objectives of the Telecommunications Network and Licensing Policy (TNLP) 2025.

The internet regulator has decided to seek further clarification on Starlink Services Bangladesh Ltd’s bid to export unfiltered bandwidth from Bangladesh through local internet service providers before taking a decision on granting permission to the company..When bandwidth is filtered, it

Robi's profit surged 55 percent year-on-year to Tk 625 crore

The reason for the drop in profit is higher sales and operational costs, a larger net finance cost

The Bangladesh Telecommunication Regulatory Commission (BTRC) has directed all telecom and internet service providers, including mobile operators, to strengthen fire safety measures across their infrastructures such as data centres and towers to ensure uninterrupted communication services amid a

Domestically, 4,200 Gbps is already in use while an additional 3,000 Gbps is available for allocation

The Bangladesh Telecommunication Regulatory Commission (BTRC) has started preparing new guidelines under the Telecommunications Network and Licensing Policy, which came into effect last week with the gazette publication.

Bangladesh Satellite-1 transmissions to be affected by natural space phenomenon

Local small and medium telecom operators have urged the government to revise the new telecom licensing policy, claiming that it threatens local companies, employment, investment, and government revenue.

Regulator identifies 11 Facebook pages spreading stock misinformation

The cabinet yesterday approved a new telecom licensing policy aimed at abolishing the fragmented licensing regime while capping foreign ownership in telecom and related services.

This marks the first-ever commercial 5G launch by a mobile operator in Bangladesh

According to the latest ICT Access and Use Survey 2024-25

The penalty for committing an offence would be up to five years in prison, a fine of up to Tk 300 crore, or both

GP denies the allegations

Previously, on April 28 this year, BSCPLC had crossed the 3 Tbps mark

The telecom operator made Tk 257 crore profit in three months

The government’s new telecom licensing policy will not compel mobile operators to dispose of 15 percent of their ownership to local partners, said Faiz Ahmad Taiyeb, special assistant to the chief adviser with executive authority over posts, telecommunications, and ICT.