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TRAI report: BSNL adds mobile subscribers, pipping Airtel. Jio leads overall growth. Broadband and wireline updates included.

TRAI seeks public comments on a framework for using foreign SIM cards in devices exported from India. The deadline for comments is August 1.

India's telecom user base reached 119 crore in January, with Airtel adding the most new subscribers. Trai's report shows Airtel's growth in both mobile and wireline segments.

Trai insists on its role in regulating telecom authorisation regime changes, disagreeing with DoT's view that its recommendations are unnecessary. The regulator argues that its recommendations are...

Vodafone Idea (Vi) CEO advocates for higher tariffs for heavy data users to recover costs and maintain network quality. The company reports declining subscriber base but attributes it to BSNL's 3G...

Indian telecom giants Reliance Jio, Bharti Airtel, and Vodafone Idea lost subscribers in July following tariff hikes, while BSNL gained customers. Read more.

The Department of Telecom has urged all unregistered M2M Service Providers to register by September 30th to avoid service disruptions. Non-compliance may lead to withdrawal or disconnection of...

Reliance Jio and Bharti Airtel drove India's telecom subscriber base to 120.5 crore in June, according to a Trai report. Jio added 19.11 lakh new wireless subscribers while Airtel added 12.52 lakh.

Telecom regulator Trai invites comments on transfer of ownership for machine-to-machine (M2M) SIMs used in applications like remote patient tracking and surveillance systems.

India's telecom subscriber base surpassed 1.2 billion in April, driven by Reliance Jio's growth. Learn about the latest subscriber numbers, market share, and key trends.

India's Department of Telecommunications extends Machine-to-Machine (M2M) and Wireless Personal Area Network (WPAN) registration to all businesses, encouraging a secure IoT ecosystem.

India's Telecommunications Bill 2023 aims to enhance digital connectivity, promote innovation, and protect telecom infrastructure. Industry bodies welcome the bill's progressive measures.