India's Department of Telecommunications (DoT) has instructed operators to vacate spectrum in the 3300MHz-3400MHz range by the end of September this year, so that the airwaves can be used for 5G services. The Economic Times cites a notice from the regulator as saying that affected license holders - including telcos Bharti Airtel and Tata Communications as well as oil and gas firms Indian Oil Corporation and the Oil and Natural Gas Corporation (ONGC) - could apply to the DoT's Wireless Planning and Coordination (WPC) division for spectrum in other bands currently being used for internet services such as the 2700MHz-2900MHz and 5GHz ranges. A spokesperson for Airtel noted that the company had already surrendered its holdings in the band.
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机译：印度电信部（DoT）已指示运营商在今年9月底之前腾出3300MHz-3400MHz范围的频谱，以便将无线电波用于5G服务。 《经济时报》援引监管机构的通知，称受影响的许可证持有人-包括电信公司Bharti Airtel和Tata Communications以及石油和天然气公司Indian Oil Corporation和Oil and Natural Gas Corporation（ONGC）-可以申请DoT的Wireless规划和协调（WPC）部门，用于当前用于Internet服务（例如2700MHz-2900MHz和5GHz范围）的其他频带中的频谱。 Airtel的发言人指出，该公司已经交出了该乐队的股份。
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