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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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MTNL Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

  • jsaraswat67
    Jitendra Saaraswat (@jsaraswat67) reported

    Best Voice Quality: Jio (MOS 4.51) & Vi (MOS 4.47) delivered "Excellent" voice clarity, followed by Airtel (MOS 3.9). MTNL recorded very poor, with only 21% call setup success & a staggering 45% call drop. MTNL users experienced "Ltd Service" highlighting severe coverage gaps 2/2

  • terminator1229
    Terminator (@terminator1229) reported

    @KalingaGajapati I mean company name. I too used to face the same problem with respect to internet when we were taking the service from MTNL, but after changing it to Jio fibre, the service is quite good.

  • ChaturvediAdv
    Adv. K . M . Chaturvedi (@ChaturvediAdv) reported

    @JM_Scindia @CMDBSNL From this last week No 4G network, No Volte and No 4G data on any MTNL tower at Avantika Extn.sector-2 also in Delhi-NCR. 4G network is totally failed on Android 16 devices. It's so sad to us.Bsnl/MTNL totally failed to resolve this issue from a week. Who's responsible for it's?

  • Rahul_R2k8978
    Rahul Pandey (@Rahul_R2k8978) reported

    It’s 2026 and Jio Fiber is not working since yesterday and no is responding (MTNL triband feel). It’s been this way since last 3 to 4 months interruption every week. Santacruz(W) @reliancejio @jio_fiber Should we just disconnect or is it going to improve anytime soon ??

  • ruchirsingh
    RAHUL SINGH (@ruchirsingh) reported

    @MTNLOfficial My MTNL connection is not working... I am fed up with you. Please give my money back.

  • AnilCfa
    Anil Rana,CFA (@AnilCfa) reported

    When should you ignore a cheap stock? When a new innovation disrupts the industry. Cheap price can’t save a broken business model. MTNL,RCOM,TV TODAY,MOSER BEAR

  • AnilCfa
    Anil Rana,CFA (@AnilCfa) reported

    @_soniashenoy Cheap price is never actually cheap when Business itself is getting disturbed Rcom, MTNL are few examples

  • BafnaHiiren
    Hiiren Bafna (@BafnaHiiren) reported

    @TVMohandasPai @nsitharaman @BSNLCorporate BSNL & MTNL should have been shut down long back. Why are we wasting money on 4G network when we are moving towards 6G?

  • ajayp_4
    Ajay Pathak (@ajayp_4) reported

    @MTPHereToHelp @RoadsOfMumbai @mumbaitraffic MTNL Junction SVRoad Goregaon West Mumbai signal is put off. Lot of traffic Jam Sirs. Can you help please!!

  • SujeetSharma
    Sujeet Sharma (@SujeetSharma) reported from Delhi, Delhi

    @NCIBHQ A and C Competition was never the real problem. MTNL and BSNL had a head start of decades, infrastructure across the entire country, and zero debt initially. Jio launched in 2016. BSNL was already struggling long before that. The real killers were delayed decisions (4G came years late), bureaucratic deadweight, and a workforce that grew without accountability.