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The Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (Trai) on Thursday highlighted in its Telecom Subscription Data for the period ending June 30, 2020 that the number of telephone subscribers decreased to 1160.52 million. According to the data released by Trai, Indian telecom operators registered a combined subscriber base of 1163.67 million at the end of May, 2020. The data reveals that the Indian telecom operators lost a combined subscriber base of 3.15 million in one month. Trai said that the urban telephone subscriber base reduced from 637.85 million in May to 636.83 million in June indicating that the operators lost 1.02 million users in one month.

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Overall Teledensity in India Decreased to 85.85% in June

Further, the Trai data highlights that the rural telephone subscriber base reduced to 523.69 million in June from 525.82 million in the previous month. The overall tele-density in India is said to have decreased to 85.85% at the end of June from 86.15% in the previous month.

Bihar, Madhya Pradesh, Uttar Pradesh, Assam, Odisha, North East, West Bengal and Rajasthan registered lower tele-density in June as compared to the national average.

Meanwhile, the wireless operators are said to have registered a combined subscriber base of 1,140.71 million in June as compared to 1,143.91 million in May. The Trai data highlights that the operators lost a combined subscriber base of 3.2 million in one month.

In the regional wise breakdown, the wireless operators registered an urban subscriber base of 619.11 million in June as compared to the 620.21 million subscribers in May. In the same time period, the wireless operators are said to have registered a combined rural subscriber base of 521.60 million in June as compared to 523.70 million in May. The Trai data highlights that the wireless operators lost 1.1 million urban subscribers and 2.1 million rural subscribers in one month.