BSNL Rs 777, Rs 1277 FTTH Broadband Plan Available For Existing Users

New Delhi: Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited (BSNL) had upgraded its FTTH lineup of high-speed broadband plans in June this year, with the introduction of new Rs. 777 and Rs. 1,277 plans. Earlier opened on a promotional basis for new users, it is now being reported that the plan has been extended to exisiting users. Moreover, the availability period of the offers have also been extended by the company.

BSNL join hands with Unlimit for IoT services in India

Unlimit, end-to-end IoT service provider in India has announced its partnership with Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited (BSNL) to provide comprehensive Internet of Things (IoT) solutions and services to the enterprise customers across India.The solutions and services include managed connectivity, an application enabling platform and device management, and advanced analytics to customers across industries.

India govt greenlights BSNL's 4G services proposal

 India’s Department of Telecommunications (DoT) has approved the state-owned operator Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited (BSNL) plan that mulls acquisition of spectrum in the 2100 Mhz band to launch 4G services across India, The Economic Times reports. Back in 2017, BSNL submitted a detailed project report in a bid to acquire spectrum worth around INR 138.8 billion, and sought INR 66.5 billion as equity infusion from the government and wanted to cover the remaining cost through revenue it would generate over a period of 10 years. 

ISPs in Kashmir grappling with mounting losses amid recurrent shutdowns

CNS Infotel Services, once a buzzing cybercafé in Srinagar’s Lal Chowk, is now a prominent internet service provider (ISP) for the town. It is popular for providing uninterrupted, fast internet connections, but that reputation has been tough to maintain as the Kashmir Valley has witnessed over 100 internet shutdowns since 2012, most of them over the last two years alone. This has pushed the economy downhill and discouraged new enterprises from emerging.

BSNL Makes the Rs 777 and Rs 1,277 Broadband Plans Available for Both Existing and New Users

Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited has now regularised two of its broadband plans which were introduced back in June. BSNL launched the Rs 777 and Rs 1,277 broadband plans back in June 2018 as promotional plans, which means the plans will not be offered after 90 days. However, BSNL has now regularised both the plans and made them open market ones.

BSNL to expand its 4G services across India as DoT approves spectrum acquisition

Earlier this year in February, BSNL kicked off its 4G services in the country. So far, the company has been offering its LTE services in the Kerala circle only. However, now, the state-run telecom operator is all set to expand its 4G footprint pan India. The Department of Telecommunication (DoT) has approved BSNL’s proposal regarding the allocation of 2100MHz spectrum for providing 4G LTE services across the country.

JioFiber effect: BSNL introduces high-speed BBG Combo broadband plans starting at Rs 99

In response to Reliance Jio’s upcoming GigaFiber broadband services, BSNL has announced a range of new broadband plans for its subscribers. Termed as BBG Combo, they are available at Rs 99, Rs 199, Rs 299 and Rs 399, each offering 20Mbps speed, which will be reduced to 1Mbps post FUP consumption. Customers can get data benefits of up to 600GB in a month under these plans.

BSNL 4G services is going to launch soon

Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited (BSNL) will soon be able to launch its much-awaited 4G services in India as the Department of Telecommunications (DoT) has cleared the acquisition of 4G airwaves.

BSNL to offer users 68GB more data under this Rs 241 plan

NEW DELHI: State-owned telecom operator BSNL is feeling the heat of growing competition in the telecom industry. The service provider has revamped its Rs 241 plan according to an online report.

BSNL allocated 4G spectrum

State-owned BSNL, the fourth largest mobile operator in India, will receive 4G spectrum in the 2.1GHz band and plans to launch commercial service in March 2019, The Economic Times reported.
The government approved BSNL’s request for spectrum which it will receive by end-October, a Department of Telecommunications (DoT) representative said.

BSNL introduces new broadband plans starting at Rs 99 to attract more customers

In order to compete better with upcoming Jio GigaFiber services, BSNL has now introduced a new range of broadband plans starting just at Rs 99 going up to Rs 399. The idea behind the plans is to get new subscribers, so existing BSNL customers do not have the option to migrate over to these plans, as reported by TelecomTalk.

MPs upset over BSNL’s delay in installing mobile towers

Pratap Simha and R. Dhruvanarayana, MPs of Mysuru and Chamarajnagar respectively, on Tuesday expressed displeasure over the delay in the installation of mobile towers in the flood-hit Kodagu and Chamarajnagar districts despite serious connectivity problems there.

BSNL Rs 155 recharge rolls out for everyone; offers 34GB data with 17 days validity

Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited (BSNL) has gone ahead and made its Rs 155 prepaid tariff plan available for all subscribers. Under the scheme, customers can enjoy 34GB 4G/ 3G data with a cap of 2GB per day for 17 days. The state-owned telecom operator earlier introduced the recharge as a promotional offer with the validity reportedly expiring in 90 days.

BSNL to get 4G spectrum next month, says official

Mumbai: State-run telco BSNL is set to receive 4G spectrum next month which will enable it to commercially roll out services from March, a senior official said on Tuesday.

BSNL to get 4G spectrum next month, says official

Mumbai: State-run telco BSNL is set to receive 4G spectrum next month which will enable it to commercially roll out services from March, a senior official said on Tuesday.

BSNL Rs 155 recharge rolls out for everyone; offers 34GB data with 17 days validity

Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited (BSNL) has gone ahead and made its Rs 155 prepaid tariff plan available for all subscribers. Under the scheme, customers can enjoy 34GB 4G/ 3G data with a cap of 2GB per day for 17 days. The state-owned telecom operator earlier introduced the recharge as a promotional offer with the validity reportedly expiring in 90 days.