BSNL outages and service status in Bīrpur, Bihar

Problems in the last 24 hours in Bīrpur, Bihar

The chart below shows the number of BSNL reports we have received in the last 24 hours from users in Bīrpur, Bihar 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 Bīrpur, Bihar

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

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  शुभम सिन्हा (@aswathama___) reported 52 minutes ago from Bīrpur, Bihar

  Sir ,@rsprasad In Birpur(854340) district-Supaul every service providers either BSNL,Airtel or Jio are in worst condition. Net speed is 30-50kbps and we are talking about digital India. For us it's still very hard to imagine.

BSNL Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

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  BSNLCare (@bsnl_care) reported 3 minutes ago

  @anilmakala1 Dear Customer, Greetings of the day! We sincerely apologize for the inconvenience caused. We would like to inform you that the refund process is under progress. Kindly wait, as the refunded amount will be automatically credited to your bank account within 7 working days. We appreciate your patience and understanding. Regards, BSNL Care (Neha)

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  vinay (@VinayN80667870) reported 3 minutes ago

  @sharath_nayaka7 @glb_kannadiga @airtelindia How to you contact bsnl customer care

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  Karthik (@Kartik_123_4) reported 6 minutes ago

  @glb_kannadiga @sharath_nayaka7 @airtelindia BSNL is worst in terms of call connectivity. Also no networks in very crowded places like railway stations, malls. Can use as a secondary sim as it very cheap

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  BSNLCare (@bsnl_care) reported 7 minutes ago

  @HazraSrijeet Dear Customer, We regret the delay and inconvenience caused. As per the confirmation shared, your BharatNet Fiber booking Demand ID is DBN0000145169. Your request is under the feasibility process, and the concerned team will update you regarding the feasibility status and further installation process. We request you to kindly allow some time for the concerned team to process your request. Regards, BSNL Care (Abhishek)

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  saurabh (@unfoundbox) reported 7 minutes ago

  if you're wondering the service provider you can guess after I wrote not responsive - its BSNL

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  BSNLCare (@bsnl_care) reported 8 minutes ago

  @PadalaSasidhar Dear Customer, Greetings of the day! You can contact BSNL Customer Care at the number 1800-180-1503 for assistance. For any further information or help, please feel free to reach out to us. Regards, BSNL Care (Sangita)

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  grey hair (@AsstCommandant) reported 11 minutes ago

  @BSNL_GJ my BSNL connection (02836-299716) not working since 8th August (from last 4 days). I have registered several complaints through BSNL app, FTTH app, telephonically and even visited BSNL office Gandhidham physically. But nothing happened @BSNL_GJ @BSNLGujOfficial

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  Raghav Wadhwa (@raghavwadhwa) reported 13 minutes ago

  BSNL has proposed ₹77,000 crore of fresh capex over five years for 2 lakh new 4G sites and 5G rollout. Here is the strange part. The last time BSNL spent big on towers, its losses more than doubled. And the government still pulled the breakeven target forward by three years. The proposal sits in a DoT report dated 6 August to the Parliamentary Standing Committee. 2 lakh sites on top of the 1,05,290 already installed, 98% coverage, and breakeven by FY29 against the earlier FY32 timeline. The paradox is pure accounting. BSNL's FY26 loss widened to ₹4,738 crore because depreciation jumped to ₹10,350 crore after the ₹26,022 crore it spent in FY25, its largest capex year ever. It is paying the accounting price for the network it just built, and now wants to repeat it at triple the scale. Why this matters beyond BSNL: the first 4G rollout was a ₹15,000 crore consortium deal. TCS as integrator, Tejas Networks on radios, C-DoT on the core, ITI with its 20% mandated share. That one programme took Tejas to ₹8,923 crore revenue in FY25. When supplies for the first 1 lakh sites ended, Tejas revenue crashed 88%. One customer, lumpy orders, feast then famine. The cycle is already turning. In July, Tejas and ITI won a ₹3,033 crore follow-on order for around 26,000 sites, and DoT has sought another ₹21,588 crore infusion for FY27, separate from the ₹77,000 crore plan. Who sits in this value chain: Network equipment and integration: 🔹 Tejas Networks: primary RAN vendor inside the TCS consortium. The radio supply for 2 lakh sites flows through its indigenous 4G/5G stack 🔹 TCS: systems integrator, historically the largest share of consortium deal value 🔹 ITI Ltd: mandated ~20% share of BSNL site execution under the government reservation policy, sourcing equipment from Tejas 🔹 Frog Innovations (earlier Frog Cellsat): RF repeaters, in-building coverage and DAS solutions. Site densification means more coverage enhancement gear Towers, EPC and site rollout: 🔹 Bondada Engineering: repeat supplier of BSNL telecom towers with an order book near ₹10,023 crore. Customers span BSNL, Jio, Airtel and Vi 🔹 Pace Digitek: holds a ₹264.65 crore BSNL BharatNet order for Sikkim plus a ₹94.35 crore BSNL order for 25,000 lithium-ion battery modules via its subsidiary. Executable order book above ₹11,000 crore 🔹 Sar Televenture: installs and commissions 4G and 5G towers as a Category-I infrastructure provider, with an existing BSNL franchise agreement 🔹 Kore Digital: telecom infrastructure and OFC laying services, concentrated in Maharashtra 🔹 Suyog Telematics: poles and rooftop tower infrastructure leased to telcos Fibre and cable: 🔹 HFCL: holds a ₹1,127 crore BSNL optical transport order and won ₹2,666 crore of BharatNet Phase III work in June. Order book at ₹21,206 crore 🔹 Sterlite Technologies: pure-play optical after the services demerger. India sits at 0.09 km of fibre per person against 1.30 to 1.35 for China, US and Japan. Every new tower needs fiberisation 🔹 Birla Cable: optical fibre and copper telecom cables, a smaller direct play on the same backhaul demand 🔹 Vindhya Telelinks: OFC manufacturing plus turnkey EPC for telecom networks, a BharatNet regular Power and site energy: 🔹 Exicom Tele-Systems: telecom power systems and lithium-ion batteries. 2 lakh new sites means 2 lakh new power installations Satellite and remote connectivity: 🔹 Avantel: satellite communication equipment, relevant as BSNL pushes coverage into terrain where towers alone cannot reach 🔹 NELCO: Tata group VSAT operator, same remote connectivity logic Passive infrastructure and adjacencies: 🔹 Indus Towers: no direct BSNL order flow since BSNL owns its towers, but the BSNL and Vodafone Idea tower sharing talks, if they convert, reshape tenancy economics for the whole passive infra market 🔹 Tata Communications: not a BSNL vendor, but the enterprise and data backbone player that benefits as national fibre and connectivity density rises 🔹 Vodafone Idea: reportedly in talks with BSNL on tower and fibre sharing, which cuts capex for both In FY25 the government put ₹71,940 crore into BSNL. In FY24 it was ₹56,785 crore. Now ₹21,588 crore is being sought for FY27, with ₹77,000 crore proposed behind it. 📌Disclaimer: Educational purposes only, not a buy/sell recommendation.

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  I_am_Maverick (@Aniket_Marathe2) reported 18 minutes ago

  @Neend_Ki_Rani @JioCare Looks like BSNL towers are not working like they used to be #jio

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  Mukesh Kaurav (@mukeshkaurav) reported 20 minutes ago

  @BSNLCorporate Better connectivity drives better business. 📶💼 With reliable BSNL network solutions, enhance communication, streamline operations and deliver better customer experiences. Connect with us: 1800 425 7007 #BSNLBusinessSolutions #BSNLIndia #BusinessGrowth