BSNL Outage Report in Baldev, Mathura, Uttar Pradesh
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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.
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The chart below shows the number of BSNL reports we have received in the last 24 hours from users in Baldev and surrounding areas. An outage is declared when the number of reports exceeds the baseline, represented by the red line.
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Most Reported Problems
The following are the most recent problems reported by BSNL users through our website.
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Phone (35%)
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Internet (34%)
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Total Blackout (24%)
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Wi-fi (4%)
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E-mail (2%)
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TV (%)
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BSNL Issues Reports Near Baldev, Uttar Pradesh
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in Baldev and nearby locations:
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Shubham Chaudhary
(@ch_agre_Shubham) reported
from
Mathura, Uttar Pradesh
@BSNLCorporate @TRAI @rsprasad @DoT_India Dear Sir, my service for number 8273955744 mathura, Uttar Pradesh has been terminated. Due to lock down I am unable to go to BSNL office. Please help n start my number.
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Yatendra sharma
(@sharmay05) reported
from
Mathura, Uttar Pradesh
He told me to forward him back a received sms from his number 8420471763. Which i do it from end without thinking anything at that time. He was in hurry. Now i chekced with the BSNL and they confirmed there is no call arrange by him for this. I am worry please help.
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Manish Agarwal waiting for holi festival
(@ManishA22440244) reported
from
Mathura, Uttar Pradesh
@cnu_bsnl @RoflSinha Then employees should take write stape for good BSNL service..its our duty and responsibility for India
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ambrish gupta
(@ambrishgupta11) reported
from
Mathura, Uttar Pradesh
Bsnl. Was never going to china. It's destination. Bombay
BSNL Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Hitender Kumar
(@HitenderKumar16) reported
@Ravisutanjani I think MTNL and BSNL were doing great till 3G era. After that, it just disrupted them too badly. There are no bad websites of Govt. Also, most train washrooms are managed by contractual private employees not Govt. employees.
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Hitender Kumar
(@HitenderKumar16) reported
@Ravisutanjani I think MTNL and BSNL were doing great till 3G era. After that, it just disrupted them too badly. There are no bad websites of Govt. Also, most train washrooms are managed by contractual private employees not Govt. employees.
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Cata Paul 🃏
(@CataPaul2) reported
@IndianTechGuide What Stays the Same (and What It Means for You) The core perks haven’t budged, making this a pure value erosion: • Voice Calls: 200 minutes of free local, STD, and roaming (including MTNL network). Post-exhaustion: Local/STD at Rs 1/min, video at Rs 1.3/min. • Data: 3GB high-speed, then unlimited at throttled 40 Kbps (fine for WhatsApp, but meh for streaming). • SMS: Standard rates (80 paise local, Rs 1.20 national). • Extras: Free BSNL Tunes for the validity period. • Price: Still Rs 107—recharge via BSNL app, website, or partners like Paytm. At 22 days, that’s ~Rs 4.86/day vs. ~Rs 3.82/day before—pushing light users (like your elderly relatives or secondary SIMs) to top up 16% more often. One X user vented: “I’ve been recharging the ₹107 plan on my grandfather’s mobile for almost two years… now it’s just 22 days. BSNL promised no hikes, but this is one.” Another called it “the great Indian loot,” tying it to spotty 3G in rural spots.
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Hitender Kumar
(@HitenderKumar16) reported
@Ravisutanjani I think MTNL and BSNL were doing great till 3G era. After that, it just disrupted them too badly. There are no bad websites of Govt. Also, most train washrooms are managed by contractual private employees not Govt. employees.
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Cata Paul 🃏
(@CataPaul2) reported
@IndianTechGuide What Stays the Same (and What It Means for You) The core perks haven’t budged, making this a pure value erosion: • Voice Calls: 200 minutes of free local, STD, and roaming (including MTNL network). Post-exhaustion: Local/STD at Rs 1/min, video at Rs 1.3/min. • Data: 3GB high-speed, then unlimited at throttled 40 Kbps (fine for WhatsApp, but meh for streaming). • SMS: Standard rates (80 paise local, Rs 1.20 national). • Extras: Free BSNL Tunes for the validity period. • Price: Still Rs 107—recharge via BSNL app, website, or partners like Paytm. At 22 days, that’s ~Rs 4.86/day vs. ~Rs 3.82/day before—pushing light users (like your elderly relatives or secondary SIMs) to top up 16% more often. One X user vented: “I’ve been recharging the ₹107 plan on my grandfather’s mobile for almost two years… now it’s just 22 days. BSNL promised no hikes, but this is one.” Another called it “the great Indian loot,” tying it to spotty 3G in rural spots.
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Hitender Kumar
(@HitenderKumar16) reported
@Ravisutanjani I think MTNL and BSNL were doing great till 3G era. After that, it just disrupted them too badly. There are no bad websites of Govt. Also, most train washrooms are managed by contractual private employees not Govt. employees.
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Hitender Kumar
(@HitenderKumar16) reported
@Ravisutanjani I think MTNL and BSNL were doing great till 3G era. After that, it just disrupted them too badly. There are no bad websites of Govt. Also, most train washrooms are managed by contractual private employees not Govt. employees.
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Vishal Kumar
(@VishalKuma67181) reported
@IndianTechGuide That's a massive cut! 28 days to 22 days is a significant reduction in value for the customer. Not a good move by BSNL.
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Exencial Research Partners
(@exencial_RP) reported
The Moat vs. The Risk Moat: • "One-stop-shop." A client gets the tower, the power, the solar, and the maintenance from one partner. Hard to replace. • Risk: Customer Concentration. If BSNL sneezes or delays payments, Pace catches a cold immediately. This is a classic B2G (Business-to-Government) risk profile. (9/12)
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Hitender Kumar
(@HitenderKumar16) reported
@Ravisutanjani I think MTNL and BSNL were doing great till 3G era. After that, it just disrupted them too badly. There are no bad websites of Govt. Also, most train washrooms are managed by contractual private employees not Govt. employees.