BSNL outages and service status in Manteswar, West Bengal

Problems in the last 24 hours in Manteswar, West Bengal

The chart below shows the number of BSNL reports we have received in the last 24 hours from users in Manteswar, 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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BSNL Issues Reports

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  RAHUL (@rahulhunts) reported 4 minutes ago

  JV is a good thg if it helps all these yrs countless money spent still indian doubt Swadeshi network ever felt why it's lack of accountability and irresponsible behaviour Govt supported bsnl should be in new heights while reality customer begging to get what govt is offering

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  Diptej Lolienkar (@DiptejLolienkar) reported 5 minutes ago

  @beebomco BSNL offers No-Network Technology

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  Mr Operator (@OperatorJi) reported 6 minutes ago

  @Ajaykumaarji I gave BSNL a chance but unfortunately it's still not reliable. And I kept it for almost 10 months and travelled to 3 states. Sometimes no network at all, sometimes internet issue so I had to carry cash around. I really want it to succeed and end the duopoly in this market.

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  Rohit Verma (@rohiit_verma) reported 10 minutes ago

  @bsnl_care Dear BSNL team, how hard is it to enable VoLTE on a number that a proper concerned team is still working on it? 😭 and as per interaction with your call support, if I need to visit your office for such a small thing then bhagwaan hi maalik hai BSNL ka.

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  Mr.Dave_GJ (@idoastrovastu) reported 11 minutes ago

  @REDBOXINDIA Bsnl,vi,airtel,jio= 4 cards are enough to enjoy various mobile service providers.

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  BSNLCare (@bsnl_care) reported 13 minutes ago

  @Ellarolagobba1 Hi, With reference to your complaint (H1514192635988), we would like to inform you that the tower signal has been tested and found OK. The reported issue has been resolved. If you still face any issue, please feel free to contact us for assistance. Regards, BSNL Care (Neha)

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  Insignificant Kelly (@KellyofArrakis) reported 13 minutes ago

  This post is not about Rahul Gandhi. So I just happened to read a news story that ISRO will now stop manufacturing of the Launch Vehicles and all the Research and Knowledge Capital that the Public sector gained over the years will now be handed over to private players at peanuts Such Brutal Commercialisation of the Scientific Innovation and converting a Key Pillar of a Strategic Space sector into a Cash cow is Apalling Along with the BSNL-isation of public institutions, are we slowly moving towards reducing ISRO itself to a glorified think tank—an institution that designs, researches and regulates while the actual manufacturing and execution increasingly sits outside the State? The usual argument from Core BJP Voter Base aka Andhbhakts, Infrapaglus and Defencejeets will probably be that a government organisation can never pay a rocket scientist what the private sector can. There may be some truth to that. But if remuneration is the problem, why should the solution necessarily be privatisation? Parliament can legislate better compensation structures. The government can create specialised pay scales, performance-linked incentives and other mechanisms to ensure that scientists and engineers working on strategic national programmes are compensated appropriately. Why should the salaries of scientists working on critical national capabilities simply be left to market forces? More importantly, ISRO should be manufacturing more, not less. There is a tremendous amount of knowledge that comes from repeatedly building things. You don’t acquire technological mastery merely by designing a rocket on paper. You acquire it by manufacturing it again and again, testing it, seeing what fails, fixing it, improving the process and doing it all over again. That institutional knowledge is itself a strategic asset. When manufacturing is outsourced or privatised, we may save money or improve short-term efficiency, but we also risk losing the knowledge capital generated through repetition and hands-on experience. Once that capability disappears from a public institution, rebuilding it decades later can be extraordinarily difficult. Such a Breed of Private Sector Bootlickers who endlessly ****** on hearing the news of Privatisation will never be loyal to India They will burn down every Institution of the Indian State in the name of Increasing either Profit and Efficiency This is nothing but Just Another Instance of Nehruvian Dream - A Tall Temple of Modern India being turned in Ash and Dust. Really Shameful

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  Funky_guy (@shamnv1) reported 13 minutes ago

  @sanjayv13764962 @ShwetaSharma236 @TheOfficialSBI They treat customers as beggars , just like BSNL used to treat beggars. A day will come when SBI will go BSNL route also

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  BSNLCare (@bsnl_care) reported 15 minutes ago

  @Aspirant___ Dear Customer, Greetings of the day! The implementation of 5G services is in progress, and we anticipate the launch very soon. Our team is diligently working on this and will notify you promptly once the service is officially launched. Regards, BSNL Care (Neha)

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  vvm Stock market strategist (@vvijayamohan) reported 18 minutes ago

  I am 76 and retired from BSNL 18 years ago as Dy Grnersl Manager. I am a NSE certified Market Professional Level 5. I had 1.65 cr 10 years ago in stocks but lost most of it rather mysteriously when I fell seriousky sick with Covid in 2020. I Recovered reasonably well from Covid side effects after about 2 years in 2022.. But my wife expired 3 years ago which was the greatest set back in my life. Now, my brother in law and sister in law are taking very good care of me and I am taking care of them. I am back to my regular routine and in good health now. I have come back to 1.6 cr in stocks again. My portfolio is quite healthy. I have my own house to live and get a decent monthly pension of nearly Rs.90,000. When I present my position before a AI platform, it says, you are absolutely well and well to do. Just keep your health well. So, it goes. I am reasonably healthy and Hope to live to be 100 at least. That is not in my hands in any way. I am very good at Yoga and do a routine called mandala Sadhana daily. It takes more than 1 1/2 hours. I have written a 750 pages book on yoga called comprehensive treatise on Patanjali Yoga Sutras, and another book called Modern Interpretation of Bhagavad Gita. I am now writing my third book. Life is one foot in yoga and another foot is in stocks. One is north pole and another is south pole. Both are going well. As somebody said, being born poor is not a sin but dying poor is a sin. You are born happy . You must also die absolutely happy. Country is progressing economically.But, there are anti national forces to wreck democracy. That bothers to some extent. But most happenings are a play of God and are definitely not in our hands. especially not in my hands. So, mostly I try to do what is in my hands.