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This is the first time that a major Indian telcom operator has released a bundle offering a wide range of OTT platforms.
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This is the first time that a major Indian telcom operator has released a bundle offering a wide range of OTT platforms.
The telecom giant did not provide a direct answer to whether their networks have ever been infected with Pegasus.
On the other side of the deal, the telecom giant looks to provide affordable smartphones and roll out its 5G network.
The joint venture is looking to provide satellite broadband in rural and remote parts of India from May 2022.
While Reliance Jio added more connections in October, Vi and Airtel saw declines
The top three telecom operators account for about 94% of all active connections in India.
Competitive pricing in India has led to internet access being cheaper than anywhere else in the world but that is set to change.
Reliance Jio and Bharti Airtel continued to grow their active mobile connections at the expense of Vi in August this year.
Airtel's data centre subsidiary Nxtra hopes to triple its current capacity, but the telco says sustainability is also a key issue.
Among states, Bihar was overtaken by the North East region wherein 90% of new active connections were recorded.
