BSNL Will be back on track with the support of Tata. | BSNL will be launching 4G soon.

 

BSNL Will be back on track with the support of Tata:
 

BSNL will catch a fast pace because the company has got the support of Tata. The government has handed over the responsibility of an important work of BSNL to Tata Group. As soon as this work is completed, then the big players of the telecom sector i.e. Jio Airtel and Vodafone Idea, their problems may increase.

 

Let's start with the news, and news is that BSNL has given a contract to Tata Group's company to expand its 4G network. This work has been entrusted to a consortium led by TCS. An advance purchase order of ₹15,000 crores has also been given to this consortium by BSNL. The consortium includes telecom equipment manufacturers Tejas Networks.

 

Along with this, BSNL has also made government company IIT Limited a part of an advance purchase order and the Center for Development of Telematics will also be made a part of TCS's consortium and soon the process of setting up BSNL's entire network across the country will also begin. Under this deal, about 1 lakh towers will be installed across the country.

 

This deal will prove to be the third-biggest in the IT sector in the year 2023. Earlier, a $723 million deal was signed between UK-based company Phoenix Group and British retail company Marks & Spencer. One thing is proved by this big deal of ₹15,000 crores the government is now gearing up to bring BSNL back on track and to become a big company in the telecom sector.

 

You will say that the company which is already in bad condition, will it be able to provide services in 4G. It is true, but you can also find out about this from the revival plan given to the company. In July 2022 itself, the Union Cabinet announced ₹ 1.64 Lakh Crore as a revival package for BSNL.

 

It had direct cash support of ₹43,964 crore, while technical and other support of ₹1.20 lakh crore is separate. The package covers three key areas. Firstly to improve the quality of service of BSNL, secondly to maintain the balance sheet, and thirdly to strengthen broadband through a fiber network. You will say that other companies have come on 5G, how will BSNL 4G survive in the midst of all this?

 

So the thing to understand is that even though private companies have started providing 5G services, will they be able to live up to your expectations? Have they started providing 5G services across the country yet? If the country's government company brought your services with a 4G network, wouldn't it be better than the companies providing 5G services?

 

By the way, let us tell you for your information, even today around 400 million users are using 2G networks across the country. For them, BSNL 4G will be no less than a boon. As far as 5G is concerned, India will be able to become a 5G nation completely within the next two to three years. However, at present, the dominance of private players is visible in this sector.

 

TRAI figures show that Jio has added more than 10 lakh subscribers in February itself, and with this, the number of Jio customers has increased to 42.71 crore. At the same time, the number of customers of Airtel has increased by 9.82 lakh customers. Unlike these two companies, the condition of Vodafone Idea is a bit worse. The company lost two million customers in February. 

After which the number of VI users has come down to 23.79 crore. On the other hand, if we talk about BSNL, then the total number of its subscribers is more than 10 crores. Even though BSNL seems to be lagging in comparison to everyone else, in the future, if BSNL 4G services can provide better services to the people, then the biggest loss may be to Vodafone Idea.

 

Because the sword of danger is already hanging on the customers of Vi and if they get a good option in the form of BSNL then it is obvious that those customers can go to BSNL. On the other hand, a large population of the country is still using a 2G network, so BSNL can work there too. Please let us know what you think by commenting on our site.