The Telecom and Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) works towards creating a fair space for the broadcasting companies and nurtures the telecommunications space towards global growth. The main goal for TRAI is to create an unbiased platform with fair policies and tariffs. The telecom regulations issued by TRAI include an array of subjects like tariffs, the quality of services provided by the companies, and interconnections. The TRAI regulation amendment happened mostly to shift the governance authority from the Central Government to a multi-service open market. TRAI put a cap on the maximum retail price of the television channels for bouquets by 37%. In place of Rs. 19, it reduced it to Rs. 12.