Airtel India outages and service status in Jaigaon, West Bengal
Problems detected
Users are reporting problems related to: internet, wi-fi and total blackout.
- Airtel India generated 0 outage signals in the last 24 hours around Jaigaon, 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 Jaigaon, West Bengal
The chart below shows the number of Airtel India reports we have received in the last 24 hours from users in Jaigaon, West Bengal 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
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Maulin Nathwani (@maulinnathwani) reported@airtelindia @airtelnews Airtel WiFi in my area is unbearable — constant drops, impossible to WFH! Complaints only confirm ongoing issue, but no fix. Need immediate & permanent resolution! #AirtelWiFi #InternetDown
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Er. A.K. Shahi (@Cyberarvi) reported@airtelindia @Airtel_Presence I have an Airtel SIM card registered in my name that I originally obtained in Rajasthan, but for some reason, it is not working. I visited an Airtel office in Gorakhpur, UP, but was told that the SIM could only be issued from Rajasthan.
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MRIDUL AHAMED (@mridul_ahamed) reported@JioCare How much time needed to resolve the issue. If you want to delay please refund my relocation fees as I have @airtelindia or @ViCustomerCare to chose.
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Shuvadeep Sarkar (@shuvadeep_1997) reported@airtelindia I’m an Airtel Black customer, yet I’ve been dealing with poor Wi-Fi performance since last month, with no proper resolution so far. Latest Speedtest: 37.95 Mbps download | 89.11 Mbps upload | 50 ms ping, and this is not AirFiber. As an Airtel Black customer, this level of service is extremely disappointing. Please escalate this to the technical team, investigate the root cause, and provide a permanent resolution. Please share my complaint/SR number and a clear update on when this will be resolved. #AirtelBlack #Airtel
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Vaishnav Menon 🇮🇳 (@vaishnavamenon) reported@airtelindia A simple family-plan ownership transfer has turned into hours of frustration. The Kapurbawdi store separated my number, and after 4–5+ hours with customer care, there’s still no resolution.Conflicting instructions, no ownership, and apparently no escalation process.
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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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ASHOK (@kashok1988) reported@airtelindia fraud company. 5G not working
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Dharmendrasinh (@dharm0101) reported@airtelnews @airtelindia As per my experience, I never received such problem but today's experience especially with the after-sales team was pretty bad and I still didn't got any solution from the team of engineers or any respective representative from @airtelnews . This was one of my worst experience.
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Uttam Gupta (@Uttam_Guptaa) reportedExperiencing poor quality network on Airtel fibre wifi. Trying connecting with customer care and regional support team but no response has been received. Experiencing a lot of Trouble. Requesting for immediate help and support @airtelindia @airtelnews @Airtel_Presence
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Prathmesh Bendkhale (@prathmeshbendkh) reported@airtelindia I am having airfiber wifi problems and i have raised complaint 4 times but you are closing request without resolution, i am not getting any calls from technician to visit. What’s use of airtel black dedicated team? They always say issue is raised on priority but..