AGR Explained in Hindi: Supreme Court's Decision & Its Impact on Telecom Companies 📱

Hey Guys,<br /><br />This video will explain you about AGR(Adjusted Gross Revenue). What is AGR ? What is the decision of Supreme Court against telecom companies/operators in HINDI. <br /><br /><br /><br />What is AGR and why Airtel, JIO, Vodafone, Idea and other mobile companies have to pay more than 92 thousand crore rupees to government ?<br /><br /><br /><br />You will also know when and why AGR came ?<br /><br />You will get explained details how telecos(telecom companies) pay their license fee to government for their existence. You shall know about core telecom services and revenue, profit and many more..<br /><br /><br />You will learn about Revenue Sharing Model from this video. <br />Y TV is welcoming You all on YouTube. Please click below given link for being our chief guest.<br /><br />Click Here to Subscribe to our official Channel : <br />https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCwc_J6SoPzHCRW9MEGqOB3w<br /><br />Click Here to like and follow to our official Facebook Page: <br />https://www.facebook.com/ytvsupertv/<br /><br /><br />Solution for:<br />1) What is AGR ?<br />2) What is Revenue Sharing Model ?<br />3) What is the SC(Supreme Court)'s decision about paying AGR to government ?<br />4) What is difference between Revenue and Profit ?<br />5) What is Profit ?<br /><br />6) What was the agreement at the time of accepting AGR ?<br />7) What is the AGR percent/ratio ?<br /><br />8) When the percent payable of AGR changed ?<br />9) Why AGR case went to Supreme Court ?<br />10) What is core telecom services ?<br />11) What is the estimate payable AGR of Bharti Airtel and Vodafone Idea to government ?<br /><br /><br /><br />Supreme Court rules in favour of govt on adjusted gross revenue, directs telcos to pay Rs 92k cr.<br /><br />The setback to the telecos came as the apex court upheld the AGR definition formulated by the Department of Telecom (DOT) and<br />termed as "frivolous" the nature of objections raised by them.<br />Supreme Court said, "The definition of gross revenue is crystal clear in the agreement. How the adjusted gross revenue to be arrived at is also evident. It<br />cannot be submitted that the revenue has not been defined in the contract. Once the gross revenue is defined, one cannot depart from it<br />and the very meaning is to be given to the revenue for the agreement," said a bench headed by Justice Arun Mishra.