Trai Tariff Order: D2h Implements New Rules But DTH Operators Fail to Change Bouquets

Following the footsteps of Tata Sky and Airtel Digital TV, D2h became the third DTH operator to implement Trai’s National Tariff Order 2.0 on its platform. Sun Direct also updated its NCF policy, but it is not in-line with new Trai rules so we might expect a change in the coming days. With this development, Dish TV remains the only DTH operator not to implement Trai’s tariff regime 2020. Thankfully, D2h did not revise its Multi TV policy and it will still charge Rs 50 as NCF from every secondary connection user. As part of the new rules, for Multi TV users, NCF will be charged at 40% of the primary connection. While operators are implementing new NCF and Multi TV policies, they are keeping the channel packs unchanged which is not in-line with Trai’s new rules published on January 1, 2020.

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D2h Brings 4 NCF Slabs for Primary Connection Users

D2h, which is now fully owned by Dish TV India, has finally implemented NTO 2.0. The DTH operator has declared new NCF on its platform and it is pretty much similar to that of Airtel Digital TV and Tata Sky. Unlike other operators, D2h is giving four NCF slabs to the primary connection holders. The first one is- up to 200 channels will be provided in the base slab of Rs 130 (excluding taxes), 201-210 channels at Rs 140, 211-220 channels at Rs 150 and more than 221 channels at Rs 160 NCF.