<p><em>By Sidhartha Shukla</em></p>.<p>India is proposing changes including on how cable TV fees are calculated, following concerns that free services from the state broadcaster and the rising popularity of over-the-top platforms are eroding viewership. </p>.<p>Direct-to-home active subscribers fell to 68.52 million in December from 70.99 million in March 2020. In such conditions, industry representatives say implementation of a new tariff order “will cause large scale disruptions,” the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India said in a consultation paper posted on its website Saturday. </p>.<p>The media and entertainment sector in India has become a hotbed of competition in recent months. Global giants like Netflix and Amazon are battling Indian tycoons Gautam Adani and Mukesh Ambani is the only market which offers more than a billion customers and is open to foreign competition.</p>
<p><em>By Sidhartha Shukla</em></p>.<p>India is proposing changes including on how cable TV fees are calculated, following concerns that free services from the state broadcaster and the rising popularity of over-the-top platforms are eroding viewership. </p>.<p>Direct-to-home active subscribers fell to 68.52 million in December from 70.99 million in March 2020. In such conditions, industry representatives say implementation of a new tariff order “will cause large scale disruptions,” the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India said in a consultation paper posted on its website Saturday. </p>.<p>The media and entertainment sector in India has become a hotbed of competition in recent months. Global giants like Netflix and Amazon are battling Indian tycoons Gautam Adani and Mukesh Ambani is the only market which offers more than a billion customers and is open to foreign competition.</p>