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<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>NEW DELHI: Tower infrastructure providers (IP-1s) have sought intervention from the Maharashtra government to resolve the existing issues of Maharashtra Telecom Policy<\/a> 2018.

The tower companies cautioned if unresolved, this may cause a huge impediment in the growth and progress of the telecom industry<\/a>.

The Digital Infrastructure Providers Association<\/a> in a letter to Maharashtra Chief Secretary, Debashish Chakraborty, has asked for the implementation of the Right of Way<\/a> (RoW) 2018 policy as local authorities are formulating their own policies in contravention to the Department of Telecommunications<\/a> (DoT) guidelines.

DIPA<\/a> has also urged that the regularization clause for all existing towers should be incorporated into the state’s RoW policy, adding that there is an urgent need to rationalize property tax considering other “progressive states” charge a fixed property tax on the telecom towers.

DIPA further added that the \"local municipal bodies are appropriating the payment of property tax towards ‘Shasti’ and showing the property tax in arrears, further levying thereon interest as penalty and taking coercive actions along with a threat to seal against the telecom towers to recover the alleged property tax\".

\"Chandigarh<\/a><\/figure>

Chandigarh power outage: Telcos using alternate sources to power sites, exchanges<\/a><\/h2>

Due to the strike by the union of employees in the electricity department of Chandigarh, there have been instances of power outages in some parts of the city, COAI said in a statement.<\/p><\/div>

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<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>NEW DELHI: Tower infrastructure providers (IP-1s) have sought intervention from the Maharashtra government to resolve the existing issues of Maharashtra Telecom Policy<\/a> 2018.

The tower companies cautioned if unresolved, this may cause a huge impediment in the growth and progress of the telecom industry<\/a>.

The Digital Infrastructure Providers Association<\/a> in a letter to Maharashtra Chief Secretary, Debashish Chakraborty, has asked for the implementation of the Right of Way<\/a> (RoW) 2018 policy as local authorities are formulating their own policies in contravention to the Department of Telecommunications<\/a> (DoT) guidelines.

DIPA<\/a> has also urged that the regularization clause for all existing towers should be incorporated into the state’s RoW policy, adding that there is an urgent need to rationalize property tax considering other “progressive states” charge a fixed property tax on the telecom towers.

DIPA further added that the \"local municipal bodies are appropriating the payment of property tax towards ‘Shasti’ and showing the property tax in arrears, further levying thereon interest as penalty and taking coercive actions along with a threat to seal against the telecom towers to recover the alleged property tax\".

\"Chandigarh<\/a><\/figure>

Chandigarh power outage: Telcos using alternate sources to power sites, exchanges<\/a><\/h2>

Due to the strike by the union of employees in the electricity department of Chandigarh, there have been instances of power outages in some parts of the city, COAI said in a statement.<\/p><\/div>