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Government to slash customs duty on set top box
Thursday, May 29 2003 15:30 Hrs (IST)

New Delhi: Government on May 29decided to cut customs duty on set top box, purchase of which will become mandatory for receiving pay channels after Conditional Access System (CAS) is implemented from July, official sources said.

The Finance Ministry in this regard has issued a notification; the sources said adding the details were being worked out.

PTI

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