Changes in the tariff plan of Dish TV and D2h, you also know

After Airtel and Tata Sky, now Dish TV has also changed the structure of Network Capacity Fee (NCF). Remind that in January 2020, Telecom Regulatory of India (TRAI) had issued new guidelines regarding NCF. After this one after the other all the DTH operators have made changes in their NCF structure following this order. As per the latest information, Dish TV is charging NCF of Rs 130 (excluding taxes) for 200 SD channels. Earlier, the company was giving 100 SD channels in this fee. Apart from this, the DTH operator is charging an NCF fee of Rs 50 from users using more than one connection. These NCF fees have been fixed as per TRAI’s National Tariff Order 2.0.

According to the information given on the Dish TV website, Dish TV has increased the pack of 100 SD channels to 200 SD channels from the earlier NCF slab. This means that users can now watch twice as many SD channels for Rs 130 (Rs 153.40 including taxes).

The company is charging a fee of Rs 160 (Rs 188.80 including taxes) per month from customers who take more than the quota of 200 SD channels. These 200 channels include all free-to-air (FTA) channels and some paid channels except Doordarshan. Apart from this, also tell that for the calculation of the number of channels available in the network capacity fee, the company has made it clear that one HD channel will be considered equal to two HD channels. If the customer is using an HD connection and opts for an HD channel, then for opting for one HD channel, one additional SD channel will be available.

If you have more than one connection, then Dish TV has kept a flat fee of Rs 50 (taxes separately) for the secondary connection. Customers can add up to three additional connections to their one main connection.