Bharat Sanchar Nigam Restricted (BSNL), a state-run telecom operator, has deployed 1111 base transceiver stations (BTS) in Bihar underneath the 4G saturation challenge. This challenge is taking on some tempo, because the telecom operator additionally not too long ago introduced that it has achieved the milestone of 5000 BTS underneath the 4G saturation challenge all through India. So now, it’s attention-grabbing to notice that out of the 5000, greater than 1000 have been deployed in Bihar solely underneath the challenge.
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The intention of this challenge is to make sure that high-speed web connectivity reaches everybody. BSNL is the one telecom operator that’s deploying 4G utilizing homegrown gear. This homegrown gear is supplied by TCS (Tata Consultancy Providers) led consortium which additionally consists of Tejas Networks, C-DoT (Centre for Growth of Telematics), and ITI Restricted.
BSNL has achieved the 1111 4G BTS milestone as of the top of October 31, 2024. BSNL not too long ago additionally introduced that it has put in over 50,000 4G websites within the nation, half of its goal of 1 lakh websites. Out of those 50,000 websites, round 41,000 websites are commissioned and energetic. BSNL has confirmed that these websites are current in each city and rural areas of the nation.
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With BSNL, customers get the most cost effective 4G plans, nonetheless, the protection hole nonetheless must be lined. BSNL will take round 9 extra months to achieve its goal of commissioning 1 lakh websites. After that, customers will see important enchancment in cellular speeds wherever they’re in India. Nonetheless, as per the trade consultants, BSNL would require to deploy extra websites after reaching the milestone of 1 lakh websites to have the ability to compete with the non-public telecom operators. 2025 can be a vital yr to see how BSNL’s efficiency adjustments after the rollout of its 4G providers.
