The country’s three mobile network operators (MNOs) were joined by Adani Group, which aims to use its 5G spectrum to provide private networks for enterprise partners
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Indian govt clears $20.5bn funding for state-operator BSNL
The cabinet also cleared the merger of Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited (BSNL) with Bharat Broadband Network Limited (BBNL), the special purpose vehicle created to operate BharatNet
Rakuten Symphony opens Global Innovation Lab in India
The Rakuten Symphony Global Innovation Lab will be core to global research and development that is leading industrialized automation of Open RAN-based, cloud native mobile networks
Airtel deploys India’s first private 5G network with Bosch
Trial successfully demonstrates Airtel’s capability to deliver high quality Private Network solutions for Industry 4.0
India cracking down on Chinese smartphone makers with Vivo raids
The Indian government has seized roughly $60 million across 199 of Vivo’s bank accounts, following in the footsteps of similar investigations against Xiaomi earlier this year
Indian 5G spectrum auction approved, will allow private network bidders
The Department of Telecommunications (DoT) will officially begin the auction process on July 26 and will allow enterprises to bid for spectrum, much to the operators’ chagrin
India Surges in International Bandwidth Demand, Expects a 38% Compound Annual Growth Rate Between 2021 to 2028, According to TeleGeography
Press Release TeleGeography, a global telecommunications market research and consulting firm, has revealed that used international bandwidth is expected to grow at a compounded annual rate of 38 percent between 2021 and 2028. This rate of growth implies international...
India targets homemade 6G for end of the decade
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi says the country is on track to deploy domestically developed 6G by 2030, despite still not having launched 5G services
India now eying June for 5G auction
The greatly delayed auction could finally take place in summer, but the topic of the spectrum’s pricing remains controversial
OneWeb to launch satellites from India in new deal
The low-Earth orbit (LEO) satellite operator has struck a deal with India’s national space agency to launch satellites from the latter’s launch site outside Chennai
UK signs new MoU with India to work on telecoms tech
The Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) will see both countries cooperate and exchange information relating to the telecoms and ICT sectors, including collaborating on research projects
Samsung mulls manufacturing 4G and 5G kit in India
Sources suggest that increased interest from Reliance Jio and Bharti Airtel, alongside production-linked incentive (PLI) schemes, could entice the South Korean vendor to build facilities in India
India considering lowering prices of 5G spectrum at upcoming auction
The Indian government expects to allocate 5G spectrum by September 2022, having delayed the process for many years
Vodafone looks to offload stake in India’s largest towerco to prop up Vi
The entire 28.1% stake is estimated to be valued at around $2.5 billion
Reliance Jio overtakes BSNL to become Indian fixed broadband leader
The latest figures show that Reliance now not only leads India’s mobile market in terms of subscribers, but also has the country’s largest fixed broadband user base
Indian govt to become Vodafone Idea’s largest stakeholder
The government will take a 35.8% stake in the floundering telco, aiming to prevent the Indian mobile market from becoming a duopoly
Indian government tells Starlink to refund pre-orders
Despite not having received a commercial licence in India, Starlink had been allowing customers to pre-order services from their rapidly expanding satellite constellation – but they will now be forced to issue refunds
Hybrid cloud milk: Airtel and IBM deploy solutions for Indian dairy companies
The digitalisation process will help support a group of five milk producer companies (MPCs) to digitally pay their staff, as well as manage their data more effectively
India–China relations strained by new OPPO deal
The Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) has agreed to swap technical details of its satellite-based messaging service with Chinese smartphone maker OPPO, drawing criticism from politicians
India’s satellite players could face spectrum auction
The Department of Telecoms (DoT) says it will auction spectrum for satellite broadband players, going against the industry standard of simply allocating the frequencies
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