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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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  • anandvasu
    Anand Vasu (@anandvasu) reported

    We had just come back to his home in Govindpuri Extension. While I topped up the press club experience with an Old Monk and water, Jassi whipped up his standard but delicious one-pot pressure pan dinner. Faces stuffed we slept, only for him to rouse me three hours later. He was sleepless and decided that an impromptu trip to Kasauli was the right thing to do. We set off in the darkness and the cop who stopped us to ask where we were going got an earful: even my wife doesn’t ask me that, who are you? Was the extent of his response and the cop just smiled and waved us on. We had no hotel booking, no plan, but the air was cool and crisp even as Delhi baked. Having got there, of course he had work to do: and here he was a table parked in the one spot where MTNL signal was available. Of course it was his idea to take photos of each other in front of a tunnel on the train tracks, because, why not? Jaswinder Sidhu did this, and so much more for me. As a journalist he had healthy contempt for the English-speaking swish set that travelled the world and wanted to be close to the players: I was all of that. Jassi did not abide access journalism of any kind, and yet he saw something in me. Jassi indulged me, in his home, at mine, in press clubs around the country and in press boxes around the world. We played cricket together, ate, drank, laughed, and I occasionally cried. But he would not abide my tears because he did not suffer self-pity trips or wallowing. Words are not enough today, but they will have to suffice. I have not lost a friend: I’ve lost an example of many things I wanted to be when I grew up. He was not without fault, of course, and it would dishonour the honesty with which he lived and the unapologetic manner in which he was himself if I portrayed him as some sort of saint today, now that he is no longer with us. But, Jassi had admirable qualities: he always turned up for his friends, and I am fortunate to count myself among this number. He had an opinion and would share it, especially if it disagreed with yours. His would be the first call or message on days when I had a piece in the Hindustan Times that caught his eye. “Vasu, that is a very good story …” he would begin, and by the end of the conversation he would have gently but firmly shown me how it could have been so much better. Jassi would hate to be called a teacher or mentor, but I learned more from him than he will ever know. Today, I have not lost a friend. A person who reflected the best in me, unfailing supported me and never judged me for my many faults, is gone forever. I only hope he is in peace, because that is what he offered to anyone who was his friend in this chaotic, cruel world that many of us can’t make sense of. Go well my brother, you will always have your beloved Waheguru’s blessings and my love and eternal gratitude.

  • advkunalINDIA
    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. 📈

  • Raman_musicking
    Raman Kumar (@Raman_musicking) reported

    @bsnl_care They are saying your call is connected to bsnl up west and we can't help with your query as it is from bsnl Delhi. Please call mtnl Delhi. And gave me a number that nobody picked up the call

  • PoojaMishr68298
    Pooja Mishra (@PoojaMishr68298) reported

    @rutu609 @JioCare I am also facing same issue Even jio to mtnl call don't get connected

  • ShishirAazad
    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.

  • fornavneet1
    nav (@fornavneet1) reported

    I had bought a MTNL sim few years back thinking it was quite cheap. Zero network in proper delhi, no outgoing, incoming, internet working. I hadn't portednot so saved myself. These govt psu r tax eaters. Zero service but crores spent on salary. @MTNLOfficial u have above office

  • uniqsolsfoundtn
    Uniqsols Foundation (@uniqsolsfoundtn) reported

    @TRAI mtnl is not providing one yr prepaid recharge, Is not it deficiency in service? Please look in to the matter

  • bsnl_care
    BSNLCare (@bsnl_care) reported

    @miprathu Dear Customer, BSNL SIM cards and porting services are available at MTNL offices and authorized retail outlets in Mumbai and Thane. You can visit the nearest MTNL office with a valid ID proof and UPC code (for porting) to get a new SIM or complete the port-in process. Our team will assist you with SIM activation and further support at the office. Regards, BSNL Care(Sonu)

  • Bhanumurtyk
    Bhanumurty Kolluru (@Bhanumurtyk) reported

    @ArunKum61029003 @mr_mayank BSNL and MTNL are still operative in some areas but where is the customer service, very poor! Vi is there. My point is for getting these networks massive investment and infra are required, that is why no new entrants.

  • KettleAndTravel
    TRP @ Kettle & Travel👪🏝🏔✈️🏢 (@KettleAndTravel) reported

    @credofly Well, I beg to disagree. ICICI Bank and Credit Cards are good starting point but as a bank the strategy is very apparent that they want to go the volume route than value. They would offer Sapphiro branded as premium as LTF to everyone but there isn’t anything premium there. EPM which is premium is frequently facing operation issues with vouchers taking as long as 48 hours at times. Not that there is anything wrong with it but in my mind they are getting closer to being a MTNL to BSNL (BSNL here being SBI and the reference because MTNL used to be a lesser evil of the two when compared to BSNL)!