MTNL Outage Report in Sinnairumbedu, Kancheepuram, State of Tamil Nādu
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Mahanagar Telephone Nigam Limited (MTNL) is a state-owned telecommunications service provider in the metro cities of Mumbai and New Delhi that offers landline and mobile phone and internet service. Landline internet service is available as dial-up, DSL and fiber. MTNL also offers television over internet (IPTV).
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Total Blackout (55%)
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Phone (36%)
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Internet (9%)
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MTNL Issues Reports Near Sinnairumbedu, State of Tamil Nādu
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in Sinnairumbedu and nearby locations:
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RP
(@prabur18) reported
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Sinnairumbedu, State of Tamil Nādu
2.Increased the Minimum Support Price (MSP) for Rabi crops, wheat and barley has been increased by Rs 85 , gram by Rs 255, Masur (Lentil) by Rs 325, mustard by Rs 225. 3.BSNL &MTNL in-principle merger of the 2.Spectrum of 4G to be allocated to PSEs :VRS packages to be offered.
MTNL Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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Sidd
(@VoiceOfSidd1) reported
@TelecomTalk Saar, it's actually more costlier for telcos to provide 4G and 3G as compared to 5G. We must strive to mainstream 5G and keep 2G as backup for emergency situations and withdraw 3G and 4G completely, Airtel has already switched off their 3G network, only Vi and BSNL/MTNL remains.
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Crispy Charts
(@Crispy_Charts) reported
@Drl0ll shut down MTNL , tata tele first
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Grok
(@grok) reported
@piyushvanraj @Santosh91647389 @RoshanKrRaii As of 2025, BSNL showed profits in Q3/Q4 FY25 (₹262cr/₹280cr) but a narrowed loss of ₹1,049cr in Q1 FY26; revenue up 14.5% YoY to ₹5,026cr via 4G push. Air India (privatized) reported FY25 losses of ~₹9,568-10,859cr across sources, with revenue rising 15% to ~₹78,636cr. MTNL posted Q1 FY26 loss of ₹943cr, revenue down 45.8% YoY to ₹207cr, with high debt. Overall, India's loss-making PSUs now account for just 1% of total PSU profits, down from 45% in FY18. Sources: ET, Kotak, BFSI ET.
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Manan Kochhar 🍁
(@InvestiVibe_) reported
@mohitlaws Indian companies provide the cheapest data in the entire world. Also, BSNL & MTNL are also working. The quality of service could be poor, but they aren't extinct yet.
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No
(@RootKanal) reported
Sony liv hands down the worst streaming site for sports. Itna buffer toh mera MTNL dial up limewire pe nahi karta tha
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Alroy Martin
(@Alroy_Martin_7) reported
@MTPHereToHelp Immense traffic on Goregaon Mulund Link Road from MTNL flyover upto ahead going towards Oberoi Mall signal. Please help to clear the traffic.
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Ankit Shekhawat
(@im_ankit_23) reported
@BSNLCorporate I tried to call mtnl office and bsnl customer care . I didn't get any reply . Nor bsnl 4g network in my area. It show only Dolphin 3g only past 1 year of bsnl acquired mtnl. When will network comes in Kalkaji block A
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Md.Azimuddin Ansari
(@AnsariAzimuddin) reported
For basic voice call even a poor villager has to pay 200-300 rs every month guess who is responsible for this Before 2014 telecom network Vodafone Idea Bsnl Docomo Aircel Uninor MTNL Airtel Videocon Reliance Mts After 2014 telecom network Jio Airte VI (about to shut) #modiji
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Bharatiya Kisan Sangh
(@KisanSangh79) reported
Farmers largest organization BKS has its office in Delhi on DDU marg near ITO Most officials using #BSNL as it is having wide coverage in remote country side but very unfornatly here at the center place of New Delhi it's partner #MTNL has very poor quality network @DoT_India
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Sunil Yadav
(@sunilyadav21) reported
Untold story of BSNL’s 15-year delay in 4G installation On Saturday (September 27), after 15 years of delay, the Prime Minister and Chief Ministers launched a nationwide implementation of 4G network of BSNL. What caused such a huge delay in the implementation of 4G in state-owned BSNL, while three years ago, private networks launched 5G? It is an untold story. It is a story of how a mammoth PSU was excluded from the implementation of the 4G network for the benefit of private operators. Let us begin the untold story of 4G. First of all, there is no 4G in India. BWA (Broadband Wireless Access) mechanism was conveniently named 4G, a typical Indian jugad. In mid-2010, after the 2G scam, the government was forced to auction 3G spectrum and BWA spectrum. After the auction was over, Mukesh Ambani’s Reliance acquired the BWA spectrum and subsequently established a new telecom company, named Reliance Jio. State-owned BSNL and MTNL, which were not supposed to participate in the auction, bought the 3G and BWA at the highest price arrived at the auction. But then manipulations started and even the Employees’ Unions were allegedly playing to the gallery. Employees started holding strikes, claiming dues and demanded that the BWA spectrum be returned and the money used for paying the dues. The UPA Government Cabinet in 2011 allowed BSNL and MTNL to return the BWA spectrum and get around Rs 16,000 crore to pay the dues. And the UPA Government’s Cabinet in 2012 also equated BWA spectrum with other traditional spectrums to benefit Reliance Jio to get full-fledged access in the telecom industry. But there were issues in the allotment of BWA spectrum to the Reliance firm by allowing a takeover of Mahendra Nahata’s firm, Infotel Broadband. The Comptroller and Auditor General’s (CAG) office questioned how Nahata’s company, with an annual turnover of just Rs 18 lakh, paid Rs 250 crore bank guarantee to attend the BWA auction and how it paid more than Rs 12,000 crore as spectrum fee after winning the auction. In January 2014, The Pioneer published all details of CAG findings exposing the dubious details. The CAG clearly said that Rs 250 crore bank guarantee from Axis Bank was not originally from Nahata’s company. Many complaints in different forums and in courts delayed the launch of Reliance Jio. Eventually, the case was disposed of by the Supreme Court and Reliance Jio started the launch in September 2016. How the three-year-long cases got settled is a story for another day. Meanwhile, in 2012, Airtel, which also got BWA spectrum, conveniently named it as ‘4G’ and was an early bird in the ‘4G’ launch. It was just through a press release, followed by an advertising blitz, Airtel renamed BWA as ‘4G’. There was no 4G spectrum auction or 4G spectrum farming. Only the name BWA was changed to ‘4G’. Typical Indian Jugad! In 2018, the BJP government declared a Rs 80,000-crore revival package for BSNL and MTNL, terming them as strategic assets. So the government decided to give back the surrendered BWA spectrum, now already known as ‘4G’ spectrum, to these ailing PSUs. By this time, all private operators had placed themselves firmly in the ‘4G’ category and the majority of the BSNL and MTNL customers had already shifted to the private operators. Proceedings in BSNL and MTNL were typically slow despite government support. The COVID pandemic for two years also impacted their progress. However, in 2022, BSNL started 4G activities in association with TCS, which was also a single tender process. As relations with China collapsed due to the Galwan Valley skirmishes of 2020, Chinese equipment was scrapped and European equipment got prominence in BSNL supply. By this time, the private operators had launched 5G on October 1, 2022.