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TRAI floats consultation paper for BharatNet; says it should not end up like NOFN

Telecom regulator Trai today said it was for the effective implementation of BharatNet, for which it had floated a consultation paper whose recommendations will be available by next month.

Budget 2015: AP becomes first state to execute NOFN on its own

Andhra Pradesh had proposed to deliver broadband connection with 10-15 mbps download speed to each 12 million households for Rs 150/month that are planned to be covered under state designed project.

Digital India: Cable laying in 5,000 villages completed under NOFN

UTStarcom confident that India's top 20 cities will be fully Wi-Fi by end 2015

At a time when the country is launching another round of spectrum auctions in February and telecom operators are vying for allocations, global telecom infrastructure provider UTStarcom is confident that India's top 20 cities will be fully Wi-Fi enabled by the end of 2015.

Focus is to turn around the company, says new BSNL CMD

State-run BSNL will focus on turning around the company into a profitable venture expeditiously, its new CMD Anupam Shrivastava said today.

Telecom Commission to discuss national optical fibre project on 19 Jan

Telecom Commission's meeting is scheduled to be held on 19 January to discuss issues related to national optical fibre project, which is moving at snail's pace, and involve private players for expediting it.

BSNL prepares for 'Digital India', announces plans to set up Wi-Fi hotspots, mobile wallet services

Government to spend around Rs 33,000 crore on broadband in 3 years, says telecom secretary

National optic fibre network will lead to e-commerce explosion: Ravi Shankar Prasad

The ambitious project worth around Rs 35,000 crore aims to provide high-speed broadband connectivity to 2.50 lakh gram panchayats in India by March 2017.<br />

India&#039;s &#039;fantastic&#039; broadband project that you should know about

The ambitious National Optic Fibre Network is expected to bring high-speed connectivity to rural and urban areas, touching every corner of the country. However, you may have to wait a few more years for the true internet revolution.