Airtel India outages and service status in Kāyankulam, Kerala
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Users are reporting problems related to: internet, wi-fi and total blackout.
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- Airtel India generated 0 outage signals in the last 24 hours around Kāyankulam, including 0 direct reports.
Airtel India is the second largest provider of mobile telephony and also second largest provider of fixed telephony in India, and is also a provider of broadband internet and subscription television services.
Problems in the last 24 hours in Kāyankulam, Kerala
The chart below shows the number of Airtel India reports we have received in the last 24 hours from users in Kāyankulam, Kerala and surrounding areas. An outage is declared when the number of reports exceeds the baseline, represented by the red line.
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Airtel India Issues Reports Near Kāyankulam, Kerala
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in Kāyankulam and nearby locations:
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Meenu k (@noe_meee) reported from Māvelikara, Kerala@SUNDIRECTIndia Teach your customer care team to talk to customers politely … you guys suck at service,when customer try to connect via call your crm talk with so much frustration like offering free channel as we pay zero amount this is why other dth is famous @airtelindia
Airtel India Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Nikhil Singh (@tonystakmark50) reported@airtelindia today my installation but not installed due to network power issue plz fix it and contact me private message
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Saroj Kumar Devta (@SRK48013665) reportedIt's been 2 to3 months worst network all the time in a city like Bhubaneswar. What else can I say. Fully disappointed. @airtelindia
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Tarvinder Singh (@Tarvinder75) reported@airtelindia is not more than a sit. **** off.
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Asha Kohli (@NftEnthu2) reported@airtelindia I contacted airtel support and Mr jitender apologised and acknowledged and promised the wifi will be installed tomorrow which I have very less hopes it will happen So I want airtel to take actions against these employees Mr Suresh, Mr Kinjal and Mr Chauhan
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Rajendar Reddy (@chrajendarreddy) reported@TRAI @DoT_India @airtelindia — A question from a consumer, viewed through an impact-assessment lens: Should telecom QoS be assessed only by network parameters and complaint-closure statistics, or should we also consider the real-world impact of persistently poor/unstable connectivity on consumers? My experience with operators involved repeated 4G/5G inconsistencies at the same premises, multiple tests, G-Net coordinates, repeated information requests and complaints being marked “resolved” while the underlying experience continued. There is another dimension worth examining. Weak/unstable cellular connectivity can make a handset work harder to maintain connectivity, increasing energy consumption. At an individual level this may be small; at population scale, however, any systematic increase in device energy consumption represents additional electricity demand and potentially an environmental footprint. I am not suggesting that this impact has already been quantified or that it should automatically be attributed to a particular operator. I am asking whether it should be studied. TRAI is already assessing mobile network quality across locations and publishing QoS performance. Could future QoS assessment consider not only network availability and speed, but also actual customer experience, complaint-resolution effectiveness, premature closures and—where scientifically measurable—the wider energy implications of persistently poor connectivity? A network should ultimately be evaluated by the quality of service actually experienced by the consumer—not merely by whether the network exists or the complaint is marked closed.
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Saurabh Singh (@saurabhsingh699) reported@airtelindia @Airtel_Presence Is this the level of service Airtel provides? A simple Wi-Fi issue taking days to resolve is extremely frustrating. Please resolve my complaint #1103884550 urgently. @airtelindia #airtelxtream
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Dharmendrasinh (@dharm0101) reported@airtelnews @airtelindia Furthermore, manager told us that today was itself not possible that there would be a wifi connection at my home and told us that the issue may be in our society. I further told them that there was no issue in society fibers as other network were working pretty well.
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Prashant Harith (@prashant_harith) reported@airtelindia @OfficialDMRC very disappointed by Airtel ncmc card, recharged on 24-08-2026 through Airtel thanks app, recharge sucessful, but not allowing to top up from any ncmc machine installed at station stating no value add done. Airtel staff at metro station have no solution
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Saurabh Singh (@saurabhsingh699) reported@airtelindia @airtelindia @Airtel_Presence Despite repeated calls and messages, the engineer has still not arrived. My Wi-Fi service request #1103884550 is still pending, even though a resolution time was provided.This is extremely disappointing.Please send the enginer urgently.
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Vivek Sindal🇮🇳 (@sindal_vivek) reported@airtelindia Still no resolution has been provided