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lives of assets, whichever is shorter. Depreciation rates<br />

adopted by the Company are as follows:<br />

Useful lives<br />

Leasehold Land Period of lease<br />

Building 20 years<br />

Building on Leased Land 20 years or period of<br />

lease, whichever is lower<br />

Leasehold Improvements Period of lease or 10 years,<br />

whichever is lower<br />

Plant & Machinery 3 to 20 years<br />

Computer & Software 3 years/ 5 years<br />

Office Equipment 2 years/5 years<br />

Furniture and Fixtures 5 years<br />

Vehicles 5 years<br />

Customer Premises Equipment Over Estimated Subscriber Life<br />

Software up to Rs 500 thousand is written off in the<br />

financial year placed in service.<br />

Bandwidth capacity is amortised on straight line basis<br />

over the period of the agreement subject to a maximum of<br />

18 years.<br />

The Entry Fee capitalised is amortised over the period of<br />

the license and the one time licence fee is amortised over<br />

the balance period of licence from the date of<br />

commencement of commercial operations.<br />

The site restoration cost obligation capitalised is<br />

depreciated over the period of the useful life of the related<br />

asset, or balance lease period as applicable.<br />

Fixed Assets costing upto Rs 5 thousand are being fully<br />

depreciated within one year from the date of acquisition,<br />

other than Customer Premises Equipments which are<br />

depreciated over the estimated subscriber life.<br />

6. REVENUE RECOGNITION AND RECEIVABLES<br />

Mobile Services<br />

Service revenue is recognised on completion of provision<br />

of services. Service revenue includes income on roaming<br />

commission and an access charges recovered from other<br />

operators, and is net of discounts and waivers. Revenue,<br />

net of discount, from sale of <strong>good</strong>s is recognised on<br />

transfer of all significant risks and rewards to the<br />

customer and when no significant uncertainty exists<br />

regarding realisation of consideration.<br />

Processing fees on recharge is being recognised over the<br />

estimated customer relationship period or voucher<br />

validity period, as applicable.<br />

Revenue from prepaid calling cards packs is recognised on<br />

the actual usage basis.<br />

Telemedia Services (Erstwhile Broadband & Telephone<br />

Services)<br />

Service revenue is recognised on completion of provision<br />

of services. Revenue, net of discount, from sale of <strong>good</strong>s is<br />

recognised on transfer of all significant risks and rewards to<br />

the customer and when no significant uncertainty exists<br />

regarding realisation of consideration. Service Revenue<br />

includes access charges recovered from other operators,<br />

and is net of discounts and waivers.<br />

Enterprise Services (Erstwhile Enterprise Services –<br />

Carrier Segment and Enterprise Services - Corporate<br />

Segment)<br />

Revenue, net of discount, from sale of <strong>good</strong>s is recognised<br />

on transfer of all significant risks and rewards to the<br />

customer and when no significant uncertainty exists<br />

regarding realisation of consideration. Revenue on<br />

account of bandwidth service is recognised on time<br />

proportion basis in accordance with the related contracts.<br />

Service Revenues includes access charges recovered<br />

from other operators, revenues from registration,<br />

installation and provision of Internet and Satellite<br />

services. Registration fees is recognised at the time of<br />

dispatch and invoicing of Start up Kits. Installation<br />

charges are recognised as revenue on satisfactory<br />

completion of installation of hardware and service<br />

revenue is recognised from the date of satisfactory<br />

installation of equipment and software at the customer<br />

site and provisioning of Internet and Satellite services.<br />

Passive Infrastructure Services<br />

Service income includes revenue from use of sites/assets<br />

and reimbursement of energy charges, rent, security and<br />

maintenance charges. Revenue for use of sites is<br />

recognised as and when the services are rendered. If the<br />

payment terms in the service agreements include fixed<br />

escalations, the effect of such increase is recognised on<br />

straight line basis over the fixed, non-cancellable term of<br />

the agreement, as applicable.<br />

Others<br />

Service revenue is recognised on completion of provision<br />

of services and on transfer of all significant risks and<br />

rewards to the customers and when no significant<br />

uncertainty exists regarding realisation of the<br />

consideration.<br />

Activation Income<br />

Activation revenue and related direct activation costs, not<br />

exceeding the activation revenue, are deferred and<br />

amortised over the related estimated customers<br />

relationship period, as derived from the estimated<br />

customer churn period.<br />

Subscription Revenue & Other Services<br />

Subscription revenue from DTH subscription services is

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