MTS India

MTS India has signed an agreement with Tata Teleservices Ltd (TTSL) to share the Tata’s CDMA network for roaming services.This will be the first time that the two private CDMA service providers in India would allow roaming of their customers on each others network.

The state-owned Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited (BSNL) and Mahanagar Telcom Nigam Limited (MTNL) are the only two telecom operators who allow each others CDMA subscribers to stay connected on either network as they are both owned by the Government of India. Add a comment

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MTNL

State Operator MTNL Delhi launches Prepaid 3G Mobile service and also slashed its Postapaid 3G tariff more than 50% less from the existing 3G Plans. MTNL Delhi’s 3G Prepaid plans starts from Rs.250 and the revised postpaid 3G Tariff Plans now also same as new prepaid tariff plans.

Announcing the launch of the pre-paid 3G service, RSP Sinha said CMD of MTNL,the Company is launching 3G Jadoo Prepaid Services so that customer should be able to avail the latest 3G/3.5G services at an affordable price.Since pre-paid is the preferred by customers, the 3G service will be available for only one time charge of Rs 300 with lifetime validity, In addition, a subscriber can also choose any of the data coupons to avail free data downloads coupled with free video calling to suit ones individual requirement, Sinha said. Add a comment

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MTS India

MTS India the latest entrant in the Indian mobile telephony space, today announced reaching the subscriber base of one million.The company achieved fast-track growth in the last three months, expanding its presence from Rajasthan to three more circles including Tamil Nadu, Kerala and Kolkata covering 13%of the population in the country.

Vodafone

Vodafone Essar has introduced two new Bonus Cards. Bonus Card 17 and Bonus Card 27 come with one month validity and are priced at Rs 17 and Rs 27 respectively. All Vodafone prepaid customers including the lifelong customers in Kolkata and rest of Bengal can enjoy the new Bonus Cards offer available across Stores and Ministores.

Vodafone Kolkata's prepaid customers now have the option to choose Bonus Card 17 instead of the earlier Bonus Card 29 for the Friends and Family offer. The Friends and Family offer allows Vodafone customers to make calls at 20 paisa per minute to any one Vodafone number, calls to other local numbers in West Bengal are charged at Re 1 per minute and all STD calls are charged at Rs. 1.50 per minute. To activate this product, customers need to send an SMS to 144. Add a comment

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BSNL

Bharat Sanchar Nigam Ltd (BSNL) launches India’s first integrated Mobile Advertising Service that brings advertisements of various products & services of bsnl subscribers choice to his /her mobile and chance to earn FREE TALK TIME.

By simply registering for a service which will send advertisement to the registered bsnl mobile subscribers which in turn help users to earn talktime .The Mobile advertisement services is currently launched in West zone i.e. Maharashtra, Gujarat,
Madhya Pradesh and Chhatishgarh, to be followed soon in other BSNL zones of India.

How to Register for BSNL Mobile Ad Services-:
BSNL subscriber can register for Mob Ad services on IVR by calling the toll free number 51235 or by logging onto http://AdSeKamao.bsnl.in from their mobile phone.The registration allows subscribers to create their profile and preferences and helps subscribers to choose from various Ad delivery channels of BSNL. Ads will be served to subscribers depending on their preference and convenience. At the time of registration their consent will be taken to serve subscribers 2 SMS or 2 MMS or 2 WAP Push Ads and 2 Voice-out-dial Ads per day. Subscribers can also request for additional Ad services delivered through other channels.
BSNL may also give subscribers some FREE TALK TIME for registration and receiving Ads.
For details log on to http://AdSeKamao.bsnl.in

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Miscellaneous

The CDMA Development Group has announced that there are now more than 100 Million CDMA subscribers in India. Now India has become only the second country in the world to have more than 100 million CDMA-based (code division multiple access) mobile phone sbscribers after the US, which has 157 million CDMA users, according to an industry body.
While India overtook China to become the second-largest CDMA market, the country’s leading service provider Reliance Communications (RCOM) has become the second-largest CDMA service provider behind the USA’s Verizon Wireless, the CDMA Development Group (CDG) said here on Thursday. Tata Teleservices is ranked fourth in the list of top global players, behind China Telecom. Add a comment

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