Upgrading network to cost MTNL 8 billion rupees!
State-run telecom operator, Mahanagar Telephone Nigam Limited (MTNL) now plans to go in for a network upgradation; ...


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Among its other plans, especially after the government presents a clear telecommunication policy, MTNL intends to lease out bandwidth to private companies. MTNL will also, very soon appoint a consultant to set down a roadmap for their CDMA business. All said, MTNL is not too keen on making any investments in the CDMA business, and report quoting an official from MTNL stated that the operator failed to see any growth in the CDMA segment. Adding further, the report stated, "The company may go in for a franchisee arrangement for managing its CDMA business but a final decision will be taken only after some time."
MTNL has been making headlines, quite often, and more in the past few months. Towards the end of last month, we had reported about MTNL introducing a new plan for its highly popular broadband service, called “Broadband For Every Home", which essentially offered users a 2 Mbps Broadband plan for Rs.25 per month, in a bid to make their ADSL based wire-line Broadband services (Triband) a crowd favourite. In August, last year, MTNL also introduced a Rs.299 BlackBerry plan for their postpaid subscribers.
If taken up as enthusiastically, then MTNL has surely a lot going for it with its new plan.

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