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MTNL Outage Report in Nagapattinam, 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).

Problems in the last 24 hours in Nagapattinam, State of Tamil Nādu

The chart below shows the number of MTNL reports we have received in the last 24 hours from users in Nagapattinam and surrounding areas. An outage is declared when the number of reports exceeds the baseline, represented by the red line.

MTNL Outage Chart in Nagapattinam, State of Tamil Nādu 12/01/2025 17:20

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Most Reported Problems

The following are the most recent problems reported by MTNL users through our website.

  1. Total Blackout (45%)

    Total Blackout (45%)

  2. Phone (45%)

    Phone (45%)

  3. Internet (9%)

    Internet (9%)

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MTNL Issues Reports Near Nagapattinam, State of Tamil Nādu

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in Nagapattinam and nearby locations:

  • NrSrinivass Srinivass NR (@NrSrinivass) reported from Nagapattinam, State of Tamil Nādu

    @rsprasad BSNL and MTNL’s first problem is staff and mostly sitting on chars and getting salary. When JIO is managing with small office, these twos electrical bill itself huge. Suggestions 1. Through away land line exchanges and give LL through towers. 2. Try to settle VRS

MTNL Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

  • SatyajitM111 Satyajit Majumdar (@SatyajitM111) reported

    Government of India to compensate Customers of MTNL for no service in Mumbai and Navi Mumbai. Who would pay for the loss? They are the most irresponsible and super inefficient Telecom Service Provider. TRAI please issue directive to MTNL in Mumbai. PMO to take note.

  • HitenderKumar16 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.

  • CataPaul2 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.

  • SatyajitM111 Satyajit Majumdar (@SatyajitM111) reported

    Government of India to compensate Customers of MTNL for no service in Mumbai and Navi Mumbai. Who would pay for the loss? They are the most irresponsible and super inefficient Telecom Service Provider. TRAI please issue directive to MTNL in Mumbai. PMO to take note.

  • HitenderKumar16 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.

  • HitenderKumar16 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.

  • CataPaul2 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.

  • HitenderKumar16 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.

  • CataPaul2 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.

  • BALA_IBS Dividend Investor, Maratha (@BALA_IBS) reported

    Dear Sir, We once again visited the UIDAI Regional Office at MTNL Exchange, Cuffe Parade, Colaba, Mumbai – 400005. During this visit, we were issued new SRN numbers S2078767116000 and S2045101965000. Unfortunately, service provided at this regional office was very unsatisfactory