ISLAMABAD (BMZ REPORT ) Pakistan Telecommunication Authority (PTA) in its ongoing efforts to control grey traffick has unearthed an illegal gateway exchange in Sialkot. According to details, a successful raid against the grey operator was carried out along with FIA team at Village Ganjian Khurd, PO Fateh Garh, Sialkot. AnRead More →
ISLAMABAD ( BMZ REPORT ) Pakistan Telecommunication Authority (PTA) along with Frequency Allocation Board (FAB) has recently conducted an extensive survey in major cities of the country including Azad Jammu & Kashmir (AJK) to check the omission of power level from transmitters and receivers of Base Transceiver Stations (BTSs)/Towers installedRead More →
ISLAMABAD ( BMZ REPORT ) Pakistan Telecommunication Authority (PTA) in its ongoing efforts to control grey trafficking has unearthed an illegal gateway exchange at Wazirabad. According to details, a successful raid against the grey operator was carried out along with FIA team at Village Abu Al Fateh Wali, Wazirabad. AnRead More →
ISLAMABAD (ABRAR MUSTAFA) An important meeting is scheduled to take place on Monday in Pakistan Telecom Authority, Islamabad. This meeting will discuss Overseas Pakistani SIMs re-verification issue. More than 0.8 million overseas SIMs are being actively used on international roaming. According to the SOPs issued by Pakistan Telecommunication Authority thereRead More →
ISLAMABAD ( ABRAR MUSTAFA ) PTA and FIA join team have been conducted two successful raids against grey traffic in Gujranwala last day. The action was generated on the information of the PTA headquarter. During operation joint team recovered illegal Voip exchanges comprising of 04 illegal gateways along with otherRead More →
ISLAMABAD ( BMZ REPORT ) Ambassador of Korea H.E, Song Jong Hawan called on the Minster of State for IT & T Ms. Anusha Rahman at her office today. Federal Secretary IT, Mr. Azmat Ali Ranjha, Chairman PTA, Syed Ismail Shah & Member Telecom Mr. Mudassar Hussain were also presentRead More →
ISLAMABAD ( ABRAR MUSTAFA ) In first ten days 30 to 40% of SIMs across the country have been re-verified with biometric system. 140 million consumers exist in the country as per record of PTA. Another source informed TelecoAlert.com that the authority has received three million SIMs record after re-verificationRead More →
ISLAMABAD ( BMZ REPORT ) Universal Service Fund Company’s (USFCo) 37th Board of Directors Meeting was convened on Thursday January 22nd, 2015 in the Ministry of Information Technology and Telecom, Islamabad. The Chairperson Board of directors USFCo, and the Minister of State for IT & Telecom; Mrs. Anusha Rahman chairedRead More →
The cellular mobile operators in the past as well including the 668 process back in 2009, 789 verification process in 2011 and Biometric Verification System (BVS) introduced in 2014 USD 25 million on the provision of around 60,000 BVS devices PKR 22 billion significant amount to be spent on this re-verificationRead More →
ISLAMABAD( Media) It was said in meeting of Senate standing committee on rules and privileges that Intelligence Bureau tap phone of parliamentarians and politicians. Senator Salim Mandviwala showed the copy of an internal communication of IB carrying a directive to provide complete data of the calls made to and fromRead More →
ISLAMABAD ( MEDIA ) A working group constituted by interior ministry and comprising members from interior and information technology ministries, mobile phone operators, Nadra, the Federal Investigation Authority, Intelligence Bureau and Pakistan Telecommunication Authority (PTA) began verifying over 100 million unverified SIMs (subscriber identification modules) on Monday, PTA chief saidRead More →
ISLAMABAD ( BMZ REPORT ) The Office of Research, Innovation and Commercialization (ORIC), University of Gujrat (UoG) in collaboration with the Higher Education Commission (HEC) and British Council, under Researchers Link Initiative, is organizing a four-day workshop entitled “Emerging 5G Technologies for Disaster Management”. Inaugural session of the workshop wasRead More →