BSNL outages and service status in Hamīrpur, Himachal Pradesh

Problems in the last 24 hours in Hamīrpur, Himachal Pradesh

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

Live Outage Map Near Hamīrpur, Himachal Pradesh

The most recent BSNL outage reports came from the following cities: Hamīrpur.

City	Problem Type	Report Time
Hamīrpur	Total Blackout	6 days ago
Hamīrpur	E-mail	9 days ago
Hamīrpur	Internet	11 days ago

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BSNL Issues Reports

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  BSNLCare (@bsnl_care) reported 5 minutes ago

  @AGaonkar18123 Hi, Kindly check your handset settings and restart your device by switching it off and on. If the issue persists, please feel free to contact us for further assistance. Regards, BSNL Care(kompal)

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  Sravan kalyan (@vsk_sravan) reported 8 minutes ago

  @TRAI We demand at least a stable 4g network with speeds of 15 mbps For smooth study process. Because 5g has no indoor coverage. Even in urban areas. Please revive BSNL You have to end duopoly of jio and airtel.

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  Shubh Mandal (@shubhmandal) reported 9 minutes ago

  @JM_Scindia @BSNLCorporate @CMDBSNL My father's phone with BSNL sim is lost and customer care is asking for last 3 called numbers to block the Sim. This sim is connected to all banking channels and not used for calling so he does not know last called numbers. PLEASE HELP!!!!!

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  Shashi Raj (@Shashi_Raj900) reported 9 minutes ago

  Not all people, but only few people were paying high prices. India had highest data costs, yet there were options to recharge for mobile internet for less than ₹100 and get several GB of data. Nowadays, you cannot buy several gigabytes for under ₹100, data plans are fixed on per-day basis. You must understand what Jio did—they sold SIM cards in the name of free internet and voice calls, built a huge customer base, and raised prices drastically so much so that users have to move towards BSNL. Earlier there were many telecom comapnies; today there is a duopoly. As far as inflation is concerned, low income families reject any price hikes whether fuel crossing ₹100 per litre or higher telecom charges.

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  the boi 🐂💸 (@boidawonda) reported 11 minutes ago

  alright boys, got a bunch of requests on it so wanted to do a *mega* tweet on the data center build out with my research so here goes, the indian data centre stack, listed names only, 60-odd companies, one pass through the whole thing long one, grab a coffee OPERATORS -- who actually has live mw e2e networks: 5,100+ gpus live, in-house tir and jarvislabs platforms, q1 fy27 ebitda margin 75.2%. the one operator where the margin is right there in the filing (ebitda though, the capex and d&a bill is the other half of that story) nxtra (bharti airtel): ~150 mw live, mgmt talking a path to 1 gw over 3-4 yrs adaniconnex (adani ent): 65.4 mw operational, 960+ mw *******, a 400 mw hyperscale order on the books l&t vyoma: 26 mw operational, a 36 mw ai-ready build at mahape scalable to 100 mw, sells colo + sovereign cloud + gpu/cpu compute techno electric: chennai 36 mw live, noida and kolkata in development, plus a 102-site edge network anant raj: operating dc capacity + cloud/iaas disclosed, and an expansion plan far bigger than what's live tcs hypervault: multi-year openai partnership, initial 100 mw with an option to 1 gw, tpg funded. nil turnover through 31 dec 2025. biggest programme in the set and it is pre-revenue public sector: railtel has two edge dcs done and a 10 mw noida build with the first 5 mw expected shortly. powergrid runs a 400g backbone and is building a 1,000-rack govt dc pilot at manesar. delaplex has a class 4 micro-dc design, a hyderabad pilot, a pan-india bsnl-site rollout and a 3-yr psu-bank contract context only: hcltech's odisha sovereign ai park is an mou with a ₹14,257 cr planned outlay. reliance carries dc ops inside its digital business with nothing broken out outside e2e, nobody breaks out dc utilisation or segment margin. planned mw is a headline, not a p&l *the boi's favorite pick here: e2e* SERVERS + STORAGE -- what goes in the rack netweb: designs and builds ai systems, hpc, private cloud, servers and storage in india. ai systems were 62.29% of q1 revenue esconet (hexadata): ai servers, gpu workstations, storage, hpc. 6,000+ servers/workstations installed, ~28 pb of storage out there. q1 fy27 ebitda margin 8.55%, now pitching a sovereign stack panache digilife: ai servers for edu/smb/dc plus dr/dc capability. q1 fy27 operating ebitda margin 10.2%, dc revenue not separated dynacons: dc/cloud systems integrator, calls it a core growth engine. integration is a crowded room black box is here as an integrator, it doesn't own the server ip. redington and rashi are distribution. selling boxes is not building them order books prove demand. none of these disclose product-level margin, so pricing power here is a guess *the boi's favorite pick here: bbox* FIBRE + NETWORK -- more gpus, more east-west traffic sterlite tech: >₹500 cr of dc portfolio orders in q3 fy26, first commercial g.654.e order, neuralis for ai white-space and dci, india-first hollow-core fibre cable, multi-core fibre, 780+ patents, glass to assembly in-house hfcl: usd 51.98m / ₹495.80 cr export order for optical-fibre-cable dc connectivity, due by dec 2026. mgmt says the interconnect mix should earn above blended margin tata comm: izo dc dynamic, on-demand dci up to 100g across 44 dcs on five continents, own subsea footprint, consumption-based pricing black box: end-to-end network infra for hyperscaler ai-campus builds, large direct programmes, low blended ebitda tejas, d-link: enterprise networking, no ai-dc order located orders and patents are direct. how many vendors each hyperscaler has qualified, and what the dc segment earns, nobody discloses *the boi's favorite pick here: stltech* POWER TO THE FENCE -- grid, gensets, transformers, green ppas cummins india: data centres were 30-35% of domestic power-gen revenue in fy26. mgmt says pricing largely held after cpcb iv+, low-end competition persists kirloskar oil engines: hypernext programme, 192 mw, 96 units of 2,500 kva optiprime dual core gensets, expressly for an ai hyperscale dc powerica: hhp dca-approved gensets with install/epc scope bolted on, multiple colo and hyperscaler projects done, dc was 12% of its cummins business in fy26, 9-12 months of work visibility hitachi energy india: dc named as a new segment for capacity expansion, ~15% of dc capex addressable per mgmt, 12-15 month transformer lead times, price-variation clauses in the contracts cg power: ~₹900 cr / usd 99.2m of power transformers for a us dc project (tallgrass), deliverable over 12-20 months siemens energy india: grid connection in india plus exports into us dc transformer applications ge vernova t&d: 400/765 kv kit, mgmt says current dc backlog is insignificant and should become meaningful kec: first 400 kv transmission line to power a data centre, western india, buried inside a ₹1,180 cr package so the dc value is not broken out bajel: ₹300+ cr gis substation order for a dc customer, 400/220/33 kv, single-digit blended ebitda cleanmax: 5.7 gw operational + contracted renewables, ai/dc ~42% of contracted volumes, stt partnership >130 mw across dc hubs, new ppas plus a 21 mwp solar add ntpc green: mous with ctrls (up to 2 gw) and nxtra (up to 500 mw). mous are not ppas taril, shilchar, voltamp, td power: hot transformer cycle, zero dc-specific order located. a hot cycle is not dc linkage order value is disclosed. margin, escalation, cash terms are not, for basically every one of these *the boi's favorite pick here: powerindia and gvt&d* POWER INSIDE THE BUILDING -- switchgear, pdus, ups vivid electromech: data centres ₹99.94 cr = 49.95% of fy26 operating revenue, software-integrated pdus made in-house, mgmt cites 5-6 of the top-ten operators as customers and a 45-50% win rate abb india: dc ~12-13% of order book, band 12-16%, full mv/lv/ups/pdu/automation stack schneider electric infra: dc transformer orders plus high-volume relay and retrofit orders aimtron: usd 12m custom ups programme, six skus, 1/2/3 kv variants, made at vadodara, for a fortune 500 ohio dc player marine electricals: ₹75.19 cr of orders from stt and princeton digital group for power distribution, 12-18 month execution, lv/mv, busduct, automation, ibms. competes with schneider, abb, eaton, l&t, siemens kei, polycab: cables go into dcs, no dc segment disclosed. prostarm: ups/power quality, materiality unresolved product owners and installers land in the same tenders here. blended margin is the only tell anyone files *the boi's favorite pick here: vivid* COOLING -- where the heat goes aeroflex: 9,000 liquid-cooling skids disclosed, target 15,000 by q3 fy27, 16 products in r&d, plus the fluid-transfer hoses/assemblies going into those skids krn heat exchanger: data centres ~18.7% of q4 revenue, order booking called strong. fin-and-tube heat exchangers for chillers and dry coolers today, adding microchannel, developing cdu plate heat exchangers blue star: says it is working on dc liquid cooling, no scaled commercial programme located thermax: a dc cooling/energy opportunity won or under development, size and timing not quantified voltas: hvac scale, no dc-specific cooling revenue located dc-specific cooling margin: disclosed by nobody. skid counts and revenue share are the hard numbers rn *the boi's favorite pick here: not listed (iykyk)* BUILDERS -- civil, mep, prefab, commissioning black box: hyperscaler ai-campus builds, large backlog, 9.3% q1 ebitda margin aurionpro: repeat global hyperscaler order close to ₹100 cr for an ai-ready dc in navi mumbai, build plus project management, mechanical through fit-out in one scope techno electric: owner-operator that also does the power epc epack prefab: 4-5 dc projects, repeat orders, an adani dc order, dc ~4-5% of order book. rockwool panels, envelope, peb cemindia (ex itd cementation): dc construction incl mep listed as a business activity, no project values attributed sathlokhar: aerohub data centre under construction, value undisclosed konstelec: bidding on a few dc projects, mgmt calls it exploration and flags margin pressure. no order yet l&t builds its own campuses. lloyds engineering/siscol has a historical dc portfolio with nothing current attributed the builders who do print a margin sit in single digits to low teens. order flow proves demand. who keeps the money is a different filing *the boi's favorite pick here: bbox* PRECISION PARTS -- the small stuff inside the big stuff mtar: ₹35 cr first-article export order for ai-dc assemblies, ~70% value addition per mgmt, described as profitable, "steep learning curve". first article is not serial production yet thermax: >₹400 cr of boiler pressure parts for a us data-centre project, sits in industrial products aeroflex again, for the fluid-transfer assemblies inside liquid-cooling skids *the boi's favorite pick here: aeroflex* whether any of these becomes a repeat serial line is the whole question. none of the filings answer it yet so, what's actually filed: live mw at half a dozen operators, one visible 75% margin, five orders between ₹300 cr and ₹900 cr, a few names where dc is already a fifth to two-thirds of a revenue line, a lot of first orders, a lot of mous what isn't filed: dc segment margins, almost anywhere in the stack i have views on which slice of this keeps the money. those stay in the journal not advice, dyor. i'm more wrong than i am right

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  𝗔𝗻𝘂𝗿𝗮𝗴𝗝𝗼𝘀𝗵𝗶 (@anuragjoshiV) reported 14 minutes ago

  @TRAI Not only slow network, frequent tariff hike by operators, 5G unavailability, low call quality, Still some villages don't covered Fully at last your control over operators and Poor BSNL

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  BSNLCare (@bsnl_care) reported 19 minutes ago

  @roshansinha_41 Hi, We sincerely apologize for the inconvenience caused. Your complaint number (H1028190341588) is under active review. Our team is continuously working on your concern and making every possible effort to resolve it at the earliest. We will get back to you very soon with a proper resolution. We appreciate your patience and cooperation. Regards, BSNL Care (Lokendra)

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  BSNLCare (@bsnl_care) reported 22 minutes ago

  @ajinkyagavhan10 Dear Customer, For further assistance, please feel free to reach out to our BSNL customer care helpline at 1800-180-1503, or visit your nearest BSNL office for personalized support. We are here to help! Regards, BSNL Care (Nishant)

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  Abhijith Prabhakaran (@AbhijithNairP) reported 23 minutes ago

  Hi BSNL, Why no network in Abudhabi suddenly? @BSNLCorporate @BSNL_KL @bsnl_care

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  Anshuman (@Anshuman_0019) reported 25 minutes ago

  @yabhishekhd Bsnl don't even have proper 4g network & in most places it's still 3g or 2g . @BSNL_OD @bsnl_care