Govt to allocate 46 TPs ( currently 77.89 Ku Tps used)

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NEW DELHI: The allocation process is in progress for about 46 transponders in C, Extended C and Ku bands, which are vacant at present, Minister of State (MoS) in the Prime Minister’s Office and Ministry of Personnel, PG & Pensions, Dr Jitendra Singh said in reply to a question in the Lok Sabha. Indian direct-to-home (DTH) operators are using a total of 77.89 (36 MHz equivalent) Ku band transponders, out of which 19 transponders are in INSAT/GSAT satellites and 58.89 leased from foreign satellites, Singh informed . The DTH service providers are using foreign satellites since the Ku band transponders available in the INSAT/GSAT satellites are not sufficient, Singh said. Commercial, social, and defence service users have been using their allocated capacity as per their usage plan subject to receipt of regulatory approvals, he added.

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77 89Ku band transponders are being used by Indian DTH operators | Business Standard News
 
Govt to allocate 46 transponders

NEW DELHI: The allocation process is in progress for about 46 transponders in C, Extended C and Ku bands, which are vacant at present, Minister of State (MoS) in the Prime Minister’s Office and Ministry of Personnel, PG & Pensions, Dr Jitendra Singh said in reply to a question in the Lok Sabha. Indian direct-to-home (DTH) operators are using a total of 77.89 (36 MHz equivalent) Ku band transponders, out of which 19 transponders are in INSAT/GSAT satellites and 58.89 leased from foreign satellites, Singh informed .

The DTH service providers are using foreign satellites since the Ku band transponders available in the INSAT/GSAT satellites are not sufficient, Singh said. Commercial, social, and defence service users have been using their allocated capacity as per their usage plan subject to receipt of regulatory approvals, he added.

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RE: Govt to allocate 46 transponders

It's good to stick to foreign satellites. D2H,Tata Sky should try to acquire lots of Tps from present and upcoming foreign satellites(54 MHz equivalent). Foreign satellites are most advanced.:c
 
DTH cos depend on foreign satellites due to Ku Band capacity shortage in Indian satel

NEW DELHI: Indian direct-to-home operators depend on foreign satellites due to shortage of Ku band transponders on Indian satellites.
The Parliament was informed on 11 March that a total of 77.89 (36 MHz equivalent) Ku band transponders are used by Indian DTH operators for DTH services.

Out of a total of 77.89 transponders, 19 transponders are in INSAT/GSAT satellites and 58.89 leased from foreign satellites.
The DTH service providers are using foreign satellites since sufficient capacity of Ku Band transponders is not available in INSAT/GSAT satellites, Minister of State in the Prime Minister’s Office Dr Jitendra Singh said.
The commercial, societal and defence service users have been using their allocated capacity as per their usage plan subject to receipt of regulatory approvals.

The allocation process is in progress for about 46 transponders (in C, Extended-C and Ku Bands), which are vacant at present.

Dr Singh had said recently that a total of six communication satelites - GSAT-15, GSAT-9, GSAT-6, GSAT-6A, GSAT-7A and GSAT-11 – are being developed indigenously as part of the XII Five Year Plan (2012-17).

A total of 95 Ku-band (a part of K band) transponders onboard indigenous communication satellites are being utilised for various communication applications, he had told Parliament last month.
 
RE: DTH cos depend on foreign satellites due to Ku Band capacity shortage in Indian satel

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NEW DELHI: Indian direct-to-home operators depend on foreign satellites due to shortage of Ku band transponders on Indian satellites.
The Parliament was informed on 11 March that a total of 77.89 (36 MHz equivalent) Ku band transponders are used by Indian DTH operators for DTH services.

Out of a total of 77.89 transponders, 19 transponders are in INSAT/GSAT satellites and 58.89 leased from foreign satellites.
The DTH service providers are using foreign satellites since sufficient capacity of Ku Band transponders is not available in INSAT/GSAT satellites, Minister of State in the Prime Minister’s Office Dr Jitendra Singh said.
The commercial, societal and defence service users have been using their allocated capacity as per their usage plan subject to receipt of regulatory approvals.

The allocation process is in progress for about 46 transponders (in C, Extended-C and Ku Bands), which are vacant at present.

Dr Singh had said recently that a total of six communication satelites - GSAT-15, GSAT-9, GSAT-6, GSAT-6A, GSAT-7A and GSAT-11 – are being developed indigenously as part of the XII Five Year Plan (2012-17).

A total of 95 Ku-band (a part of K band) transponders onboard indigenous communication satellites are being utilised for various communication applications, he had told Parliament last month.
Govt Satellites are not up to the mark. They should launch satellites with at least 20+ ku band(54 MHz equivalent) tps just for DTH purposes for various DTH. Else it good to stick to foreign satellite.:huh
 
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Govt to allocate 46transponders

NEW DELHI: The allocation process is in
progress for about 46 transponders in C,
Extended C and Ku bands, which are vacant
at present, Minister of State (MoS) in the
Prime Minister’s Office and Ministry of
Personnel, PG & Pensions, Dr Jitendra Singh
said in reply to a question in the Lok Sabha.
Indian direct-to-home (DTH) operators are
using a total of 77.89 (36 MHz equivalent)
Ku band transponders, out of which 19
transponders are in INSAT/GSAT satellites
and 58.89 leased from foreign satellites,
Singh informed .

The DTH service providers are using foreign
satellites since the Ku band transponders
available in the INSAT/GSAT satellites are
not sufficient, Singh said.
Commercial, social, and defence service
users have been using their allocated
capacity as per their usage plan subject to
receipt of regulatory approvals, he added.

Govt to allocate 46 transponders | TelevisionPost.com
 
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