Death by Regulations: Indian Telecom

The gap between policymaking and regulation in Indian telecom is slowly killing operators in the country

"It is 'permissible'. But not 'permitted.' "

Kapil Sibal's words had the effect of a stun grenade in the room full of CEOs of leading Indian mobile operators. For a minute or so, their brains, arguably amongst the sharpest in the country and capable of processing incredible amounts of complexity, froze, trying to parse the meaning.
It was late 2011 and the operators were in an elevated crisis mode.
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