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Latest Bharat Sanchar Nigam Ltd. news
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Huawei invests $150 million in Bangalore R&D
Chinese mega-company Huawei is ploughing $150 million into an R&D campus in Bangalore, India. -
3.8 million Mobile Number Portability requests surface in India
The Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) has announced that Mobile Number Portability (MNP) requests nation-wide reached 3.8 million by the end of February. The big question is - who wins and who loses? -
Vodafone cheesed off at India's TRAI spectrum suggestions
It's getting even trickier for telcos in the never-ending Indian spectrum debate. -
All of India will be mobile by 2014
According to analyst outlet iSuppli, wireless and mobile phone subscription in India has grown enormously. Wireless subscriptions are predicted to hit over 97 percent of the country’s 1.26 billion population by 2014. But what does this mean for poor old, state run BSNL? -
India, USA are deeply suspicious about Chinese telco kit
Concerns from America and India over the security of Chinese-made telecommunications -
India's state-owned BSNL reports worst financial figures for 10 years
State run Indian telecoms company Bharat Sanchar Nigam Ltd (BSNL) has released its financial figures showing its first annual loss for 10 years. -
India continues to bully itself over 3G spectrum rip-off
The Indian finance minister has rejected a proposal to refund the Rs 29,598 crore ($6.4 billion) paid by two state-run telecom firms for 3G and broadband wireless access spectrum. -
State-owned BNSL in India forced to bid on lousy 3G spectrums
The employees association of the state-owned Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited (BSNL) telecoms company in India is threatening strike action following claims that it was forced to pay out Rs 18,500 crore (or US $3,934,158,625) for its 3G and broadband spectrum, and now wants a refund from the state.
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