BSNL 4G Services to be Rolled Out Soon, Says Minister of State for Communications
BSNL 4G services are going to be avail for its customers till the end of this year, the minister for the state of Communication said in a reply to the Question of one Uttar Pradesh MP.
Highlights
- 4G BSNL rollout has been in the plans for some time.
- 5G plans also have been in place by major telcos
- BSNL is in a fight with private telecom operators
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Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited (BSNL) is struggling in a fight with the private telecom network provider and still, it has not been able to provide the 4G services to its users. Today in the parliament, ongoing budget session, the central minister for the state of communication Devusinh Chauhan told that soon the availability of 4G service will be given to the users.
Minister Chauhan said the statement “The 4G service on BSNL will start very soon, almost by the end of the year,” the minister said while responding to a question of the Uttar Pradesh MP Kunwar Rewati Raman Singh during the Question Hour. The minister has not given any information about the exact timing of the starting of the 4G services in the country but said our government is working hard to avail the services for our users.
If we talk about the BSNL, it is struggling to compete with the other private telecom network providers in the country. The government Network Providing Company BSNL is working with Telcos to provide the network services and the Telcom in 2019 is expected to complete its 4G rollout in 2020. Including this Telcos has sought to complete many targets within a limited time but the D3epartment of telecommunications has canceled the 4G tender for BSNL in 2020.
Chauhan told the BSNL is not able to satisfy its users and not even able to fulfill the debts and losses the company is dealing with. As per the ministry, the loss for the company has reduced and declined to Rs 7,441 crore in 2020-21 from Rs 15,500 crore in 2019-20.
Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) has released data in which it told the overall wireless customers of BSNL are more than 11.43 crore in the country, with over 11.75 added in December.
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