MTNL outages and service status in Sonīpat, Haryana
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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).
Problems in the last 24 hours in Sonīpat, Haryana
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MTNL Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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BullishBear 🐗 (@BullsBearsPig) reported@my_musings_ind We got MTNL phone after bribing yet waited for 2 years. LPG had to be booked 2 months for refills. My dad got a priya scooter after waiting for 4 years in lottery and maruti 800 never came. It was an era of waiting & patience. Linemen used to be VIPs
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BSNLCare (@bsnl_care) reported@hbkprashant11 Dear Customer, Greeting of the day! Sorry for the inconvenience caused! Your area falls under MTNL's service coverage. Kindly contact MTNL customer care or visit the nearest MTNL office for assistance. Regards, BSNL-Care (Nishuka)
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Uniqsols Foundation (@uniqsolsfoundtn) reported@TRAI mtnl is not providing one yr prepaid recharge, why trai doesn't take action? Is not it deficiency in service?
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ADITYA AGGARWAL (@addy2604) reported@airtelindia @airtelnews pathetic service does it take 24 hours to attend the complaint,, then your technician ask for money to attend and rectify .. are we back to MTNL days
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gummy #HOP1UM (@haguregummies) reportedHutch and Idea both merged with Vodafone (operating as Vi in India) Aircel went bankrupt Docomo and Telenor were merged with Airtel MTNL now mainly provides landline support as a subsidiary of BSNL
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PANKAJ JHA (@PANKAJJHA35093) reportedSearching for network position BSNL MTNL mobile in full Mumbai city @bsnl_care
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Mayank Desai (@Amiyank) reportedThe street lights on the GMLR road from Inorbit Mall through the Vasari hill to MTNL junction on SV Road Goregaon are not working for past 3 days causing much trouble to the pedestrian and 2W users especially in these rains . This can cause serious accidents.@mybmc
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Shishir Chaturvvedii (@ShishirAazad) reported@airtelindia My complaint number is 11032318198. No action since morning. When i contacted Khanpur, Delhi Airtel service store, they said our line man will come tomorrow. Such poor service. Kindly help. Even Mtnl's service was better than this.
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Gaurav M Tripathi (@GauravT71548031) reported@theamitkpaul Without going into what you said, the origin of the discussion was the space sector. That is what I commented on to begin with. I stand by what I said about Space sector start ups doing good work. Likewise, service standards, costs, and technology in telecom has improved leaps and bounds. I do not mourn the demise of MTNL and BSNL at all. I see no reason to do so, other than ideological nostalgia. The other thing you said about the chaebols is a discussion by itself. But the bogey of Adani cannot be used as a veto to perpetuate public sector inefficiencies which didn't cause growth or innovation, but were somehow acceptable because a govt servant making unaccounted money didn't seem as bad. It's a long discussion. And I'm out for now.
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kunal bhardwaj (@advkunalINDIA) reported"I bought BHEL at ₹18 and sold at ₹1,200. Bought BEML at ₹30 and sold at ₹1,200. Some of my biggest wealth came from PSU stocks." "But MTNL made me suffer huge losses—even though it had a monopoly." — Rakesh Jhunjhunwala (2016) The lesson? 👇 Most investors remember the winners. Very few remember the losers. ✅ Not every PSU is a multibagger. ✅ A monopoly doesn't guarantee shareholder returns. ✅ Great businesses can disappoint. ✅ Outdated businesses can destroy wealth. The market doesn't reward narratives. It rewards earnings growth, execution, capital allocation, and adaptability. One winner can change your portfolio. One mistake can teach you risk management. Never buy a stock just because it's a PSU, a monopoly, or a "government-backed" company. Buy it because the business is improving. Price follows profits. Not popularity. 📈