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Business News/ Home-page / India’s foreign reserves rise by $5.36 billion to $256.7 billion * RCom pays Rs1,651 crore to DoT as fee for GSM services * COAI to challenge govt’s decision to permit CDMA players offer GSM services

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India’s foreign reserves rise by $5.36 billion to $256.7 billion * RCom pays Rs1,651 crore to DoT as fee for GSM services * COAI to challenge govt’s decision to permit CDMA players offer GSM services

1 min read 19 Oct 2007, 05:27 PM IST

India’s foreign reserves rise by $5.36 billion to $256.7 billion * RCom pays Rs1,651 crore to DoT as fee for GSM services * COAI to challenge govt’s decision to permit CDMA players offer GSM services

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Published: 19 Oct 2007, 05:27 PM IST

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India&#8217;s foreign reserves rise by $5.36 billion to $256.7 billion * RCom pays Rs1,651 crore to DoT as fee for GSM services * COAI to challenge govt&#8217;s decision to permit CDMA players offer GSM services

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India’s foreign reserves rise by $5.36 billion to $256.7 billion * RCom pays Rs1,651 crore to DoT as fee for GSM services * COAI to challenge govt’s decision to permit CDMA players offer GSM services