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Guys, do you think that BSNL should develop its infrastructure and compete with other telecom sectors?

If starlink really need to prove it's power in India🇮🇳, Then they should have joined the hands🤝with BSNL Instead of privately owned Jio or Airtel.😌 Your thoughts?

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As of March 31, 2021, India had 23 crude oil refineries, with 18 state-owned, 3 privately owned, and 2 joint ventures. In 2020–21, India's refineries processed 221.37 Mt of oil.

In the first of two always wins the third This is true in case of Telecom industry where Mukesh Ambani is busy fighting with Elon's Starlink but BSNL is winning How? 🤔 In the last few months Jio and Airtel has lost millions of subscribers after a

Because BSNL does not bill Reliance Jio, the government loses 1,757 crore: CAG According to a CAG study, government-owned BSNL lost 1,757.76 crore in income because it failed to charge Reliance Jio Infocomm Limited for the additional technology use

Hey folks, have you heard the latest buzz in the telecom world? 📱 So, Jio recently hiked its prices, which you probably know by now. But here's the twist—I was thinking about how much dissatisfaction there seems to be with telecom giants like Jio,

While Jio holds the highest number of subscribers nationwide, the state-wise telecom dominance across India tells a more nuanced story. In Central India, Jio has near-complete coverage. However, Airtel takes the lead in several key regions, particul

World's Richest Company Saudi Aramco is the richest company on Earth, built on the world’s most valuable resource—oil. With daily revenues in the hundreds of millions and reserves that can fuel the world for decades, this state-owned oil giant is th

BSNL will be paying 132 crore to Boston Consulting Group (BCG) to prepare a three-year roadmap for its revival and to effectively compete with private telecom players like Jio and Airtel, Financial Express reported.