BIZ-BSNL-ASSET MONETISATION Consultants Roped in to Evaluate Land Monetisation Process for BSNL, MTNL: CMD

New Delhi, Jul 8 (PTI) In line with the asset monetisation plans for state-owned telecom firms BSNL and MTNL, four consultants including CBRE, JLL and Knight Frank have been roped in to gauge the market appetite and assess the process that could be adopted, a top company official said.

A preliminary report on the land monetisation process is likely to be submitted by the month-end, BSNL Chairman and Managing Director P K Purwar added.

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Broadband internet connection has become the trend for today. If you want a faster internet connection with a more stable and secure connection, broadband connection is the way to go. Since the last few years, many private companies have sprung up offering broadband connection to customers. There are so many options for you to get a broadband connection from. You can get it from companies such as You Broadband, Act Broadband, and BSNL. But once you have got a connection, the important part still left is to choose a broadband plan. If you are particularly looking for a broadband plan with 150 Mbps speed, then keep reading ahead.

Govt Starts Selling BSNL, MTNL Assets To Earn Rs 37,000 Crore; Consultants Hired

The Union government has started the monetisation of landholdings of state-owned telecoms Bharat Sanchar Nigam Ltd (BSNL) and Mahanagar Telephone Nigam Ltd (MTNL).

Preparation / Auction of Property Worth Rs 37500 Crores of BSNL-MTNL, Entrusted to Private Consultancy Firm

New Delhi. The process of selling assets of Mahanagar Telephone Nigam Limited (MTNL) and Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited (BSNL) i.e. asset monetization has been greatly accelerated. The central government has started the process of landholding of BSNL and MTNL. In its first phase, the Department of Investment and Public Asset Management (DIPAM) has entrusted consultancy firms CBRE Group, Jones Lang LaSalle (JLL), and Knight Frank to explore possibilities of selling properties in Corona Works. They will submit their report by the end of this month.

BSNL now offering Rs 499 broadband plan with 100GB data, unlimited free calls; here are all the details

Bracing up for competition with its private counterparts, state run telecom company BSNL has launched a new broadband internet plan with 100 GB of internet data available in just Rs 499 for a period of 30 months. The new CUL broadband monthly plan is available in almost all the BSNL jurisdictions except in Andaman and Nicobar, Rajasthan, West Bengal, and Kerala. Unlike many other special plans being provided by the other private telcos, the internet plan launched by BSNL has been rolled out on a regular basis. The plan was announced by the company on its Chennai circular website where it also mentioned barring some left out jurisdictions, the new plan will be available across the country.

BSNL’s ₹599 Work from Home Prepaid Plan to provide 5GB/day for 90 days

BSNL launched its new prepaid tariff voucher plan for the wireless consumers keeping in mind the Work from Home scenario during this pandemic. The plan is called Combo599 that costs ₹599 and valid for 90 days.

India’s 5G trial conditions may trip China; Huawei, ZTE may find difficult to meet these IB demands

There may have been some diplomatic breakthrough in the border stand-off with China but the same cannot be said about the impending 5G trials for which all operators are partnering with one of the two Chinese vendors — Huawei and ZTE. Although the trials take place with very limited spectrum and a few base stations and are aimed at fixing the glitches, the Intelligence Bureau (IB) is understood to have hardened its stance on two counts — remote access and data storage. The agency is reportedly against data going outside the country during the trials and it also does not want remote access to be granted to the Chinese vendors.

BSNL launches two low-cost prepaid plans, what do offers

Some new prepaid plans have been launched in the market by Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited (BSNL), including the first prepaid plan priced at Rs 94, Advence Per Minute and Advance Per Second prepaid, priced at Rs 95 Plans are included. BSNL's new prepaid recharge plans come with a validity of 90 days apart, let us tell you that both these plans give you 3GB of high-speed data as well as a personalized ringback tone (PRBT) for 60 days for free. See you.

MTNL Offering Double Data Benefits With Its FTTH Plans

MTNL is far behind from BSNL and other private players in launching new benefits for its subscribers. But still, most of us are not aware that the company is providing double data benefits to its FTTH users. The offer was initially introduced in March this year, and now it has been renewed. The offer is somehow similar to Reliance Jio's JioFiber plans.

MTNL Delhi launches broadband plan of Rs 333 with 100GB data, free unlimited calls

State-owned telcos Mahanagar Telecom Nigam Limited (MTNL) and Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited (BSNL) have brought in broadband and FTTH plans for their users. MTNL has brought in a promotional broadband plan ULD-333 for its Delhi subscribers. The plan is available for 90 days with effect from 8th July. BSNL has introduced a Bharat Fiber plan regularly at Rs 499. Read on to find out more.

BSNL Rs 499 Broadband Plan With 100GB Data Benefits Unveiled: Check Details Here

State-owned telecom operator Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited (BSNL) has rolled out a new Rs 499 Broadband plan for customers in almost all circles except for Andaman and Nicobar, Kerala, West Bengal, and Rajasthan. The monthly plan brings 100GB high-speed data and up to 20Mbps speeds. As far as the benefits are concerned, the plan also offers unlimited free calling to any network within India (local + STD). However, users opting for ISD call services will be charged Rs 1.20 per unit, a BSNL circular said.

BSNL Launches Rs. 94, Rs. 95 Prepaid Recharge Plans With 3GB High-Speed Data, 100 Voice Calling Minutes

Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited (BSNL) has new recharge plans — the Rs. 94 ‘Advance Per Minute' and Rs. 95 ‘Advance Per Second' plans. The new BSNL prepaid recharge plans include 3GB high-speed data for 90 days as well as free access to personalised ringback tones (PRBT) for 60 days. While the Rs. 94 prepaid plan is available with a pulse rate of 60 seconds, the Rs. 95 plan comes with a pulse rate of one second. The pulse rate is notably the minimum duration for which a voice call is charged by the operator.

BSNL Offering 450GB Data And Unlimited Calling For 90 Days: Everything You Should Know

BSNL has become very active ever since work from home has become a norm. The company is leaving no opportunity to retain enterprises and individual customers. In fact, it has once again come up with an offer that will bring more users to its platform.

Tech Mahindra Likely to Bid for BSNL 4G Tender

India’s fifth-largest IT service company Tech Mahindra is diving into the revised tender of the state-owned telco BSNL to supply the 4G equipment. Tech Mahindra will team up with ITI and other local companies who have experience in creating telecom software and services. As reported by ET Telecom, C.P. Gurnani, who is the CEO and managing director of Tech Mahindra, stated that the company is ready to build the digital highway for 4G or 5G. He also added that the technology is mature and network transition can be done to create enough bandwidth.

Alcatel Lucent upgrades enterprise video conferencing platform

NEW DELHI: Business communications and collaboration solutions provider Alcatel Lucent on Monday said it has upgraded its cloud-based video communications platform Rainbow to facilitate improved remote collaboration among large workgroups.

The enhancement of the platform will further improve the collaboration experience for Rainbow users while supporting safe working practices and teamwork during social distancing, said the company in a statement.

Tech Mahindra To Bid For BSNL’s 4G Tender, To Take On Jio, Huawei And ZTE

Technology company and a subsidiary of the Mahindra Group, Tech Mahindra will now bid for the revised tender to supply equipment for fourth-generation (4G) mobile networks to state-owned BSNL.
Last week, BSNL cancelled the tender for Mahanagar Telephone Nigam Limited (MTNL) for the upgradation of the existing 4G network across 47,000 sites and building new capabilities in Mumbai and Delhi. This was after the government barred state-run telecom firms to purchase equipment from Chinese companies such as Huawei and ZTE, in the wake of border clashes between the two countries in Ladakh’s Galwan Valley last month. ZTE had partnered with Nokia to bid for the tender, which is estimated to be worth INR 9000 Cr.