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TRAI launches the Network Experience platform for mobile and broadband quality

The Telecom Regulatory Authority of India has launched Network Experience, a geospatial and analytical platform that shows how mobile and fixed broadband networks actually perform. It runs at anubhav.trai.gov.in and brings together test results from TRAI's MySpeed and MyCall apps, the regulator's own independent drive tests and tests run through the new web interface. Users can view results on a map, filter them by service provider and technology, see download and upload speeds and download reports. The platform reports percentile measures rather than averages: P-50 is the median speed, P-80 is used for mobile broadband and P-90 for fixed broadband. A Do Not Disturb web interface sits inside the same portal, where a user can set preferences for commercial calls and messages, file complaints and track them. Telecom service providers get a secure view of call quality, coverage and internet test data to locate weak areas. TRAI has also opened a MySpeed software development kit so that other apps can add connectivity measurement. TRAI Chairman Anil Kumar Lahoti spoke at the launch.

Portal: anubhav.trai.gov.in Apps feeding the data: MySpeed and MyCall Median metric: P-50
Why it matters for exams: TRAI's full form, the statute of 1997 that created it and its consumer tools MySpeed and MyCall are repeat questions; the new portal name anubhav.trai.gov.in is the fresh fact.
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4 November 2026 Source: Press Information Bureau

In plain words

TRAI Telecom Regulatory Authority of India — The statutory regulator for telecom tariffs and quality of service in India.

DND Do Not Disturb — The TRAI register through which a subscriber blocks unwanted commercial calls and messages.

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