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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 Hāpoli, Arunachal Pradesh

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BSNL Issues Reports

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  • jogathegemini
    Jogarao (@jogathegemini) reported

    @bsnl_care Hi there, since yesterday the problem again started, Dear Customer, Your complaint for 02838-299273 is booked. Reference id is 115771384. Use Reference ID to track status. The BSNL support team will resolve this and update you. The inconvenience caused is regretted. Regards

  • GautamBuysTech
    Gautam | Indian Tech (@GautamBuysTech) reported

    Vi and BSNL working together sounds like two weak students copying each other in an exam, but this partnership could actually be good for Indian users. Both operators have reportedly agreed to expand network sharing through roaming, towers and fibre. No, two bad networks won’t magically become one good network overnight. Vi still struggles with coverage and BSNL’s rollout has taken forever. But India desperately needs a genuine third option. If Jio and Airtel become the only two networks people can realistically use, cheap plans and unlimited 5G will survive only until both companies decide they’ve acquired enough customers. Let Vi use BSNL’s reach. Let BSNL use Vi’s infrastructure. Stop wasting money building the same network twice and first make existing towers useful. I won’t call it a comeback until users actually see better signal and fewer call drops, but at least this is a real solution instead of another promise about launching 5G soon.

  • GautamBuysTech
    Gautam | Indian Tech (@GautamBuysTech) reported

    @Sillycorns Good move, but calling it a Jio–Airtel duopoly breaker already is too early. Sharing towers and fibre can improve reach and reduce costs, but combining two struggling networks doesn’t automatically create one great network. Customers care about indoor coverage, stable speeds, fewer call drops and working 4G/5G, not another agreement on paper. If Vi and BSNL execute nationwide roaming properly while keeping plans affordable, this could become a real alternative. Until then, let’s wait for the network bars to improve first.

  • ramachandra_vr
    VR (@ramachandra_vr) reported

    @Sathish12369 @Akshita_N Do you expect AAI to do better? Never! AAI has only Govt babus, who bribe to get some positions there. Look at what happened to Air India, BSNL etc. When there's a competition from private, Govt infra will collapse. The only saving grace in Chennai is the airport metro. BLR & HYD are lagging in that.... Airport management is always a professional job. Unfortunately, Govt bodies are not equipped nor capable of doing that.

  • _Protagonist07
    Protagonist (@_Protagonist07) reported

    @rahulshard @BSNLCorporate I do have a BSNL connection, there are days when the signals are gone for 2 days.. This tweet was to draw their attention. This way every sector would write its own rule thinking the govt would never intervene..

  • bsnl_care
    BSNLCare (@bsnl_care) reported

    @rabindrakisan 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  H2628197551757 . Regards,  BSNL-Care (Sahil)

  • bsnl_care
    BSNLCare (@bsnl_care) reported

    @NPCI_BHIM Hi, Due to security considerations, BSNL SIM onboarding may not work on some devices like Google Pixel, Nothing, and Motorola handsets. Our team is working to improve compatibility. We appreciate your patience and support. Regards, BSNL Care (Sonu)

  • NotMe19618102
    Not Me (@NotMe19618102) reported

    @narotam @SatZz05107438 @kiranshaw Bsnl sucks! But so do airtel jio. Truth is, you need good regulators to keep the marketplace free - so competition can do its thing. Airtel jio are a cartel. If you see other industries, same problem.

  • wealthcreator4u
    prashant adhana (@wealthcreator4u) reported

    @narendramodi Sir, please do something about the INDIA POST & BSNL, primarily am talking about India post, my sister sent my brother rakhi from meerut to vadodara,on 24th by speed post ,still shows in transit! last updated on 26th! thats pathetic service! are they being paid by private ones?

  • startup_an_tech
    Startup & Tech (@startup_an_tech) reported

    @wegro_app The Govt guarantee is the only thing keeping this afloat. CRISIL D for non-guaranteed debt shows how bad the liquidity crunch really is. Even with BSNL managing things, the risk of a downgrade is high if they miss that T-3 funding timeline again. Not a safe bet at all.