India drops China's telecom supplier call
India may let Chinese telecoms back in Caixin Online - MarketWatch
The trouble began around April 29 when, according to the Indian media outlet Business Line, India's Department of Telecommunications suspended imports of telecom equipment from ZTE, Huawei and other Chinese manufacturers. It came as a severe blow to equipment makers, who view India's current buildup of 3G networks as a key to expanding their market share.
The lockout followed India's decision last December to implement a new security system for all imported telecom equipment. The system requires Indian telecom operators and foreign telecom equipment manufacturers to obtain security clearance permits from telecom regulators before completing purchase orders.
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