BSNL outages and service status in Kānnangād, Kerala
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Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited (abbreviated BSNL) offers mobile and fixed communications, including both dial-up and broadband internet, phone service, mobile phone and mobile internet, as well as television over internet (IPTV). Mobile phone service is offered under the BSNL Mobile brand.
Problems in the last 24 hours in Kānnangād, Kerala
The chart below shows the number of BSNL reports we have received in the last 24 hours from users in Kānnangād, 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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BSNL Issues Reports Near Kānnangād, Kerala
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in Kānnangād and nearby locations:
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Pranav M (@praNavm47) reported from Malartara, Kerala@BSNLCorporate @BSNL_KL I think it's time to say bye bye to BSNL broadband Not resolved my complaint booked months ago
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Pranav M (@praNavm47) reported from Malartara, Kerala@BSNLCorporate @BSNL_KL Ot has been 2 week now that I had complained about the broadband internet issues till no repair or action have been taken Very disappointed with BSNL My num: 4672206505
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SAC (@TinChairs_) reported from Malartara, Kerala@DoT_India I have recharged the 249 rupees plan from the office itself and I got a message from BSNL that you have to recharge to overcome the barrier of this problem.
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SAC (@TinChairs_) reported from Malartara, Kerala@BSNLCorporate I can't use the Internet and can't send SMS on my BSNL sim. I'm a ported customer from Airtel to BSNL and my sim activated at midnight. Please guide me the necessary things for this @BSNL_KL @DoT_India
BSNL Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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nilesh parekh (@nileshparekh75) reported@TelecomTalk Although Vi has roaming pact with BSNL in Mumbai, I observe that frequently my BSNL network goes off. Then I switch my mobile on Flight mode and again on normal mode and manually search network. After this exercise, I can see Vi-BSNL network again on mobile.
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BSNLCare (@bsnl_care) reported@rahulsutariya Hi, No need to worry! To deactivate the SIM card instantly, please call customer care at 1800-180-1503 and confirm your ownership by providing some general information. Alternatively, you can submit the application form and ID proof at the nearest BSNL CSC. You may try again after some time if the request is not processed immediately. Regards, BSNL Care (Sonu)
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Couples HubSpot🔥 (@CouplesHubspot) reportedSir with all due respect i need very urgent help from your side , 9450008365 was my father's number which was originally BSNL but was ported to jio my father passed away in june 2024 and the number was closed by jio because of Non Usage and returned to BSNL as said by Jio service please help me regain that number i really need that number. @bsnl_care
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BSNLCare (@bsnl_care) reported@LazyTourer Dear Customer, Thank you for your message. BSNL provides reliable connectivity for all digital services. Subscription charges for third-party platforms like Zee5 are set by the respective service providers. Regards, BSNL Care(Pravesh)
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BSNLCare (@bsnl_care) reported@MUKESH456130 Hi, We acknowledge your concern and are actively working towards finding an effective solution on the same. Your complaint has been escalated to the department and you can expect a response shortly. Your docket number is F1329163683058. Regards, BSNL Care (Avantika)
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Sachit Bhat (@SachitRidesAway) reported@ACTFibernet your internet services are as bad as BSNL. EVERYTIME IT RAINS IN BANGALORE, MY INTERNET STOPS WORKING. I have taken the mesh router and pay way high for it. And your customer service is so bad. Can't even get in touch with your Customer service team. #bangalore
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Dipan Kundu (@dipankundu22) reported@BSNLCorporate @CMDBSNL @robertravi21 I request everyone.. please do not purchase/use BSNL connection... It will make definite trouble to you and you will face backlash and insult because of having such a worst network from BSNL
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Praveen Kumar (@praveenram1978) reportedMr.Maan Singh jee Rourkela is the concern person not responding my phone call. Kindly suggest So many times follow up taken by me in Our local BSNL office in Rajgangpur. Mr Aamir is the concern SDO here.He is also not able to resolve my issue of security refund
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ऋचा सिंह (@Richasingh4400) reported@BSNLCorporate my bsnl landline number is down for more than a week. Have complained about it with zero response. It's east Delhi zone number complaint number is 1065494589
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Abhishek Taori (@tradershub_in) reportedThe unlimited 5G data era is quietly coming to an endRight now, Jio, Airtel, and Vi all claim to offer "unlimited" 5G data. But let's be honest — only Jio actually delivers truly unlimited. Airtel and Vi have been playing games — soft caps, speed throttling, daily limits hidden in fine print. Thousands of users have already called this out. Once the honeymoon period ends, expect 5G data to come at a premium. Telecom companies didn't invest ₹1.5 lakh crore in spectrum just to give it away for free forever. Free was the bait. Premium pricing is the plan. So what happens next? We go back to good old fiber broadband. Most major broadband players offer around 3300GB monthly data with speeds ranging from 40Mbps to 1Gbps depending on what you pay. In cities, local broadband players are offering insane deals — 300Mbps at dirt cheap rates. If you're in a metro or tier-2 city, broadband will always beat mobile data on value. But here's the real problem — rural India. In villages, your broadband options are basically BSNL, and maybe Jio or Airtel if you're lucky. Local players don't go there because the economics don't work. So when 5G stops being free, rural users are left with either expensive mobile data or BSNL's inconsistent service. The digital divide isn't closing — it's just being repackaged under different marketing labels. Bottom line — enjoy your unlimited 5G while it lasts. The meter is about to start running. 📡💸