December 3rd, 2015 9:34 PM 5 COMMENTS

TRAI weighs options for increased private involvement in BharatNet, but are the telcos ready?

The Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) is weighing ways to increase the involvement of private players in BharatNet, or the National Optic Fibre Project, which has been designed to provide broadband to every nook and corner of the country. Going by media report, the telecom regulator is likely to submit its recommendations to the government by the month-end for implementing the project with a greater private partnership. But the... Read More

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Faraz :

Still I am expecting 60- 80 Mbps speed, not like this. P.S - @Tanay please delete other comments ( wrong…

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TheAndroidFreak :

What kind of logic is this? Band 28 is exclusively used for coverage and not for speeds. They have mmwave…

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Band 28 is just for VoNR and coverage. There is no other usage. Inside home, 20-50Mbps on an average. ARPU…

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This is not going to happen. Vi is empty network everywhere now. 33 crore to less than 20 crore within…

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