Shortly after cutting local mobile-to-mobile termination charges to 6 paise per minute from 14 paise, the telecom regulator is set to shake up the market further. This time, the impact could be wider and deeper as the regulator gets ready to issue recommendations on allowing full-fledged Internet telephony in the country. Internet telephony exists in India but in a very limited manner. “TRAI should be issuing the recommendations in two to three weeks. The framework for Internet telephony (interconnect charges) will be same as that of regular mobile and landline calls,” an official familiar with the development said. The subject matter of Internet telephony lacks clarity in the mind of the common man. Voice on an Internet line goes as a data packet and occupies very little bandwidth. Even today, app to app calls – within the country and abroad – are possible without any extra payment barring your data charges. Overseas calls from app to mobile and app to landline are also poss...