A Google man said that where the US military had expressed concerns, images had been removed.

“Images include 360-degree views of the covered area to include access control points, barriers, headquarters, facilities and community areas,” said the defence department in a statement.

Google spokesman Larry Yu said to BBC, “not our policy to request access to military installations, but in this instance the operator of the vehicle with the camera on top - which is how we go about capturing imagery for Street-View - requested permission to access a military installation, was given access, and after learning of the incident we quickly removed the imagery”.

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In the initial launch of this service the customers will be able to watch seven TV Channels till the commercial launch of it which is slated for April this year.

Users should have to pay atleast Rs.50/- per month for the paid channels and five of the seven channels are free channels which available currently.

MTNL Executive Director, A.K.Arora Said,

“Among the 15 - lakh MTNL users in Delhi, nearly 25,000 have GPRS enabled mobile phones.”

To be able to watch live TV on their mobile handsets, the handset must have the following specifications :

• GPRS Enabled
• Symbian Operating System
• Minimum Phone Memory of 2 MB
• Real Player is Must