Regulator Approves Dhiraagu Price Increase Across Several Telecom Services

Dhiraagu has said that the telecommunications regulator has approved an increase in the prices of several telecom services. The company said that although its costs have gone up, it has remained committed to providing quality services to customers, and that this is why the increase had to be introduced. Dhiraagu said it had been providing services at the existing prices for the past several years, even though operating costs have risen. The telecom company informed the Telecommunications Regulatory Board about the changes in the prices of its services. In its letter, it said that 21 out of 35 services had been provided at the same prices for several years despite increasing costs, and that this had affected the company. Dhiraagu also said it has taken steps to reduce costs. The company added that, in keeping with its commitment to maintaining quality service and customer satisfaction, it will continue to make improvements, and that it has also taken measures to reduce the impact on customers. Dhiraagu said it has been making payments to the state and that, after the changes introduced in 2012, it has continued to meet all obligations. The company also said it launched the "Malaai" package in 1962, described as one of the lowest-priced packages in the world at the time, and that it has continued to provide quality services to customers. Dhiraagu further said that it has continued to provide quality services despite the difficult economic conditions. The company said it has made several changes in the prices of its mobile and internet services.