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The increase in internet price has been returned after the Internet price revision committee come up with a recommendation and agreed with the stakeholders. Now customers do not need to pay the increased price for the internet service.
After the implementation of Telecom service charge (TSC) on the internet, telecom operators and ISPs have increased the internet tariff. There was a huge criticism from public for the increase of the internet price. The committee formed to study the price revision of internet tariff have forged an agreement with the stakeholders including ISPAN. They have agreed for not to increase the price of the internet service, which is advantageous to the customers.
As the internet bandwidth price from abroad has gone down, Government officials have been arguing for not letting the ISPs to increase the internet price. As per the recommendation of the committee in several issues, the revised internet price has been restored to the one before Shrawan 1.
No price revert for corporate customers.
Kantipur says that the price revert is only for the individual customers. The corporate users will still have to pay for the increased price. That means the revised price will remain for the corporate customers.
Here is what people expressed before for the rise in the internet, read the comments in the post.
Here are the key points that the committee recommended.
After all of these recommendations, ISPs have agreed not to increase the internet price. But we are not sure of what the tariffs will be for the internet data tariff of telcos. We have already found that some of the people rely on the cellular network for their home internet.
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