Internet service providers in Nepal have decided to discontinue internet packages offering speeds below 50 Mbps, citing rising operational costs and the need for better service quality. However, the Nepal Telecommunications Authority and consumer advocates are challenging this move, warning that it lacks mandatory regulatory approval and threatens to exclude low-income households from affordable digital access.
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Internet service providers in Nepal have decided to discontinue internet packages offering speeds below 50 Mbps, citing rising operational costs and the need for better service quality. However, the Nepal Telecommunications Authority and consumer advocates are challenging this move, warning that it lacks mandatory regulatory approval and threatens to exclude low-income households from affordable digital access.
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