In
a function in Calcutta on Friday, BSNL Chief Managing Director Anupam
Srivastava said that he wants to return the lost glory of the BSNL
infrastructure. In the next two years, the company will set up 40 thousand BTS across the country at a cost of Tk 6 billion. One million Wi-Fi hotspots of 4.5G technology will be launched. Yesterday,
a service called "speed pay wallet" was started with the Punjab
National Bank to encourage customers to purchase digital shopping. State Minister for Telecom Manoj Sinha attended the ceremony.Most Popular
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In
a function in Calcutta on Friday, BSNL Chief Managing Director Anupam
Srivastava said that he wants to return the lost glory of the BSNL
infrastructure. In the next two years, the company will set up 40 thousand BTS across the country at a cost of Tk 6 billion. One million Wi-Fi hotspots of 4.5G technology will be launched. Yesterday,
a service called "speed pay wallet" was started with the Punjab
National Bank to encourage customers to purchase digital shopping. State Minister for Telecom Manoj Sinha attended the ceremony.
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