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Articles tagged with: Bsnl and Bharat Sanchar Nigam Ltd
India's BSNL to Float Another WiMAX Tender
India's state-owned Bharat Sanchar Nigam Ltd (bsnl) is reported to be planning a new WiMAX infrastructure tender worth around Rs 1,500-crore (US$320 million) for 7,000 base stations, to connect Common Service Centres (CSC) across the country. more
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India to Announce $9 Billion Network Contract on Wednesday
India's state owned Bharat Sanchar Nigam Ltd (bsnl) says that it will launch the tender for its 93 million mobile lines on September 10th. The contract is expected to be worth around US$9 billion, and has been delayed several times already. more
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India's BSNL Expects to Launch 3G Services Next June
India's Bharat Sanchar Nigam Ltd (bsnl) says that it anticipates launching its 3G network by next June - following deliveries of network kit from Ericsson. The deliveries relate to the previous convoluted 23 million GSM lines order which also included a provision for 3.5 million lines for 3G services. more
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India's BSNL Plans US$4.7 Billion Infrastructure Spend in 2008
India's state owned Bharat Sanchar Nigam Ltd (bsnl) will be allowed to increase its infrastructure spend by a third to reach US$4.7 billion in the next financial year - said a government minister. more
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India Min: Nortel To Start Indian Telecom Equipment Plant
NEW DELHI -(Dow Jones)- Canada's Nortel Networks Corp. (NT), is to set up a manufacturing base in India for making telecommunication equipment, Indian Communications Minister Dayanidhi Maran said Friday. more
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In India, Bharat Sanchar Nigam Ltd (bsnl) has broken with the other Indian GSM networks and has said that it opposes the introduction of Caller Party Pays (CPP) to the Indian market. bsnl says that the cost of receiving a call has fallen for cell phone owners and there was no need to incentivize the cell phone users to receive calls from land-lines. It is worth noting that bsnl is a major land-line operator and would probably see a net loss of revenue under the proposals. bsnl also says that the plans for implementing CPP have not been fully worked out, and should be finalised before any decision is taken on offering the service." more
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