KATHMANDU: The Nepal Telecommunications Authority (NTA) has clarified that internet service tariffs have not been increased and warned that action will be taken against service providers charging more than the approved rates or operating without authorization.
Responding to recent media reports about a possible increase in internet charges, the regulatory authority said it had not received any proposal from internet service providers to raise tariffs.
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