BSNL has given double happiness to the users on the occasion of Diwali. The company has recently changed its logo and slogan. Also, the company has launched 7 new services, which will benefit millions of users of the company. The government telecom company has installed 41,000 new 4G mobile towers across the country to provide better network connectivity to the users. The company aims to install 1 lakh 4G mobile towers by June next year.
Work of installation of 41000 4G mobile towers completed
BSNL has shared this information from its official X handle. The company said in its social media post that another milestone has been completed. 41,000 4G sites have gone on air. The company is working rapidly to improve 4G coverage across India so that users can get better connectivity at lower costs. The special thing about BSNL's 4G mobile tower is that all the equipment and devices installed in it are made with indigenous technology and are made in India only.
Target to install 1 lakh towers
Recently, Communications Minister Jyotiraditya Scindia had said that BSNL's 4G/5G service will be launched in June next year. The company is installing 1 lakh Made in India mobile towers for this. In this year's budget, the government has allocated funds of more than Rs 80 thousand crore to revive BSNL and MTNL. This fund will be used for the infrastructure of the government telecom company.
double happiness on diwali
Since the mobile plans of private telecom companies Airtel, Jio and Vi (Vodafone-Idea) became expensive in July, lakhs of users have turned to BSNL. The company has added more than 55 lakh new users in the months of July and August. At the same time, the users of private companies have decreased. Recently, BSNL has given double happiness to the users by saying that the company will not make recharge plans expensive in the near future. The main focus of the company will be on network expansion and adding more users.
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