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Tata Sky gets to work on letting customers pay only for channels they watch

While the court case filed by the DTH operator is still active, Tata Sky is confident of implementing the tariff order among its consumer base by the Jan 31 deadline

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Urvi Malvania Mumbai
A week before the migration deadline for distribution platform operators (DPOs) to implement the new tariff order mandated by the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (Trai), DTH operator Tata Sky has launched its initiatives to help its customers adopt the new regime.  

Until now, Tata Sky had not actively started the process of migration to the new system since it was involved in a Delhi High Court case on the matter. The DTH operator had moved the court challenging parts of the new tariff order.

As a result, it was given a reprieve from implementing the order until the case was

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