Vodafone secures spectrum licences in 14 circles in India
Reuters : LONDON , Thu Nov 15 2012, 19:02 hrs
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* Vodafone India secures spectrum to enhance Mobile services for customers.
* Awarded spectrum licences in 14 telecom circles in the Indian government's 1800 mhz spectrum auction
* Spectrum secured is available for use immediately
* Total bid in the auction was 138 million
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