What to expect from BSNL Wings, India’s first internet calling service

New Delhi: State-owned telecom firm Bharat Sanchar Nigam Ltd (BSNL) on Wednesday unveiled India’s first internet telephony service that will allow users to dial any telephone number in India through its mobile app, Wings. This is particularly useful for people who have poor mobile connectivity but have access to a WiFi connection. Earlier, users could make internet calls within mobile apps, but not to telephone or mobile numbers.

BSNL launches first Internet telephony service in India

New Delhi: State-owned BSNL on Wednesday launched India`s first Internet telephony service "Wings".

MRO-TEK Realty surges 5% as company empanels with Bharat Sanchar Nigam

Shares of MRO-TEK Realty surged 5 percent intraday Thursday as company selected by BSNL.
The company has empaneled with BSNL (Bharat Sanchar Nigam) as a National Systems Integrator partner for Enterprise Business.

BSNL revamps Rs 444 plan to offer 6GB daily data, unlimited calls for 60 days

BSNL has refreshed its Rs 444 prepaid plan to offer 6GB of daily 3G data and unlimited on-net voice calling facilities for 60 days. The upgraded plan will not be bundled with unlimited off-net voice calling and any SMS benefits according to a report by TelecomTalk. In comparison, earlier the company offered 4GB of daily 3G data for 60 days. BSNL is currently testing out its 4G services in Kerala and will be soon bringing them to other states also.

All You Need to Know About BSNL Wings, India’s First Internet Telephony Service!

India first telephony service app—Wings—was unveiled by BSNL, the state-owned telecom firm, on Wednesday. The app allows users to place a call using an internet connection to any phone in India.

NEC Technology bags order from BSNL to build submarine cable system

NEC Technology India today said that it bagged an order from Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited ( BSNL) to design, engineer, supply, install, test and implement an optical submarine cable system connecting Chennai and the Andaman & Nicobar Islands (A&N Islands).

BSNL announces 10-day Rs 39 prepaid plan with unlimited calls, 100 SMSes, and free ringback tone

Government-backed telecom service, BSNL, toady, introduced a new prepaid plan for its customers. The company now has a Rs 39 recharge plan that offers unlimited voice calls without any FUP limit for a tenure of ten days.

BSNL Unveils Wings: The First Disruptive VoIP Service in India To Take a Dig At Rival Networks

While Reliance Jio and Airtel are perhaps bending over backwards in order to head up ultra-high speed 4G market, BSNL is struggling really hard to rekindle its otherwise diminishing existence! With brilliant technological innovations, however, BSNL is at square one and drawing in disruptions in the telecom market.

BSNL's Wings app to integrate WhatsApp, will rival JioChat and Facebook Messenger

BSNL, the state-owned telecom player, is planning to include WhatsApp to Wings, its Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) offering. Wings was announced recently as a tool that allows its subscribers to use rival networks to make voice and video calls. The company has also confirmed that the app-based service will be available starting July 25.

These 3 BSNL FTTH Plans Now Offers 50GB More Data | Check All Details Here

BSNL FTTH Plans: Bharat Sanchar Niga Limited has revised its three BSNL FTTH Plans (Fibre to Home) and started offering 50GB more data. There is no other change in these BSNL FTTH Plans expect the data usage.

BSNL Rs 39 plan launched with unlimited calling and caller tune

 BSNL has announced the launch of Rs 39 plan with unlimited calls and caller tune service. The state-owned company disclosed that the Rs 39 plan will offer unlimited voice calls to any number irrespective of the mobile network across India. The newly launched BSNL Rs 39 plan will be available all over India except Delhi and Mumbai telecom circles.

1.5 GB Data Per Day Prepaid Recharge Plans: Reliance Jio Vs Airtel Vs Vodafone Vs BSNL

Telecom operators in the country are offering a host of prepaid recharge packs to attract customers. Operators have come up with cheap data plans as they are the most popular among customers.