BSNL outages and service status in Tangla, Assam

Problems in the last 24 hours in Tangla, Assam

The chart below shows the number of BSNL reports we have received in the last 24 hours from users in Tangla, Assam and surrounding areas. An outage is declared when the number of reports exceeds the baseline, represented by the red line.

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BSNL Issues Reports Near Tangla, Assam

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in Tangla and nearby locations:

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  biswajit (@Biswajitoja) reported 34 minutes ago from Tangla, Assam

  @BSNL_AS hopeless bsnl… no network for 3 consecutive days at

BSNL Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

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  Prabhu nath gupta (@Pngup5) reported 7 minutes ago

  @JM_Scindia Dear sir, Please give order to improve BSNL network in Block Ratanpura Dist Mau UP 221706. There are a BSNL telephone exchange installed but BSNL mob network not working.

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  BSNLCare (@bsnl_care) reported 7 minutes ago

  @itz_not_suubhh Dear Customer, We appreciate your feedback. BSNL is continuously working to strengthen its network, expand services, and provide better connectivity and customer experience. Regards, BSNL Care (Abhishek)

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  BSNLCare (@bsnl_care) reported 8 minutes ago

  @AmanKumareu Dear Customer, We acknowledge your concern and are working on a resolution. Your complaint has been escalated, and you can expect a response shortly. Your complaint number is  H073188457056  Regards,  BSNL-Care (Sahil)

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  Arun MITTAL (@immittalarun) reported 12 minutes ago

  @AjeetBhartii Old guards BSNL / MTNL couldn’t do much. Hope that incidental govt investment in Vodafone works out something soon to become an alternative to poor service giants Jio / Airtel. Govt must truly revive BSNL to competitive level and let Vodafone give some jitters to duopolistic companies.

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  Indian (@nidal_shar45826) reported 22 minutes ago

  @slganesh1 @IndianGems_ The govt let this happen right in front of us. BSNL is such a bad option that you cant even consider it an option

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  VADER (@Thecrewtechtips) reported 23 minutes ago

  @nepalimeow Nah bro, these leeches made sure in order to get OTP I need to recharge for 150rs + plus I need atleast 10gb per month emergency data when outside. If BSNL strengthen its network I will switch to that, because I don’t care about speed.

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  Amit Kumar (@Mramitkumar99) reported 26 minutes ago

  @BSNLCorporate @BSNLCorporate i want installation Bharat Fiber connection at my home but BSNL agent say take plans ₹399 instead of ₹259 plan, please help me. Reference ID:- APP20260801936999

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  BSNLCare (@bsnl_care) reported 26 minutes ago

  @BodakeSachin Dear Sir, To port your number to BSNL, send SMS: PORT space your mobile number to 1900 to get UPC. Visit the nearest BSNL Customer Service Center with your ID proof, photo, and UPC code to complete the porting process and get your BSNL SIM. Regards, BSNL Care (Dinesh)

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  vvm Stock market strategist (@vvijayamohan) reported 28 minutes ago

  My Stock Market Journey - Third Post Long ago, when I was at Guwahati, there were so many stock exchanges all over India. Almost every state capital had a stock exchange. There used to be number of stock brokers in each exchange. Buying and Selling was done entirely by the stock brokers on the floor of the stock exchange by loud shouting. They did it on behalf of themselves and on behalf of their clients. It was all very very messy. There was absolutely no transparency. Cheating by brokers was very common. And yet, the system was working. People were earning and losing. Earlier to that, buying and selling used to happen even on the street especially in Mumbai. That was why, at Mumbai, it was called Dalal street. Even now it is nicknamed as Dalal street. From that messy system, we have reformed and modernised a long way to adopt to the present computerised system of trading. National stock exchange was established as a completely computerised, most modern stock exchange. Very quickly, all state level stock exchanges wound up completely, leaving only BSE and NSE in the field. Much later, MCX was established for commodity trading. NSDL was established for keeping track of all investers and their investments. Speculation was started because computerised working could easily handle it. Now, investors like me can easily BUY and SELL shares and derivatives in seconds and see the result within minutes. But, it took me many months to understand the working of the NSE, BSE, and my stock broker ICICI direct . Still , till this date, my knowledge is somewhat imperfect. Probably ditto for most others. I don't trade in derivatives. I don't do speculative trading. I also don't go for IPOs. I confine myself to medium and long term buying and selling of shares. I am trying to specialize in it. That seems good enough for me. All my knowledge acquired through passing the 12 NSE exams did not enable me to locate the Best possible BUYs and SELLs. But, they gave me good theoretical background. My knowledge of Accountancy acquired while passing my BSNL JAO exams was definitely of some help in understanding the Profit and loss accounts, the Balance sheets and the quarterly results statements of companies. My MA in Economics gave me some back ground in understanding the companies, sectors, industries, locational advantages , government policies and so on. Many times, I feel that we must thank God for not putting these stock exchanges under state governments. They would have made a mess of everything. Even the central government only deals with "problems" arising in stock exchange functioning and their solutions, but not with their normal working. This problem solving is done by the SEBI, or the stock exchange Board of India. The system of brokers continues but in a computerized environment. Most of the malpractices by brokers is gone. Some more are there. But they also can be tackled by SEBI and Govt. Today, it is very easy to be a stock market investor. I am not talking about specilation. I advice you all - Be an investor by all means. But avoid speculative (Day) trading. Almost all experts say that 90 percent of speculative traders lose their money . But investors are usually safe subject to certain standard well understood precautions. Welcome to the world of stock market investing!

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  Ekram (@Ekram14305037) reported 29 minutes ago

  The network is completely gone but no action is taken.Why does this happen only in BSNL?