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Hike in cable TV charges stayed

New Delhi : Broadcast appellate tribunal TDSAT on Tuesday stayed the four per cent increase in cable TV charges, which was to be effected from New Year.

A Bench of the Telecom Disputes and Settlement Appellate Tribunal (TDSAT) passed an interim order to this effect on a petition filed by a consumer organisation `Grahak Hitvardhini Sarvajanik Sansthan.' — PTI

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