HFCL Says Deployed 360 Wi-Fi Hotspots, Backhaul Radios at Maha Kumbh Mela 2025

HFCL Says Deployed 360 Wi-Fi Hotspots, Backhaul Radios at Maha Kumbh Mela 2025
Telecom gear maker HFCL Limited (HFCL) announced that it has deployed 360 Wi-Fi hotspots—designed, developed, and manufactured in India—along with high-capacity backhaul radios for 4G and 5G connectivity and security infrastructure solutions at the Maha Kumbh Mela 2025, which saw the attendance of over 660 million pilgrims over 45 days.

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“The solution was conceptualised and offered in partnership with one of the leading operators who front-ended this mega required at the world’s largest congregation of devotees,” HFCL said in a statement on March 6.

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Security with Surveillance Infrastructure

Additionally, HFCL also provided security infrastructure solutions in partnership with a leading infrastructure provider, the company added, noting that “these deployments showcase HFCL’s expertise in leveraging indigenous technology to deliver high-performance network solutions at scale.”

“Through the strategic deployment of Wi-Fi access points, high capacity backhaul radios, L2 switches for the surveillance backbone, and a Video Management System, HFCL created a secure and connected environment for this large-scale event,” the vendor said in an exchange filing.

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Handled Unprecedented Data Traffic Seamlessly

The network infrastructure successfully handled “unprecedented peak data traffic ever seen at a single spot per day,” and significantly offloaded strain from telecom networks, facilitating seamless connectivity for lakhs of users daily, HFCL said.