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All Telecom Operators Except BSNL Complying With Call Drop Norms: Centre
All telecom operators except state-owned telecom firm BSNL, only in one circle, have been complying with call drop norms, Parliament was informed on Wednesday.
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Problem Of Call Drops In Urban Areas Largely resolved, Says Minister
Union minister Sanjay Dhotre Saturday said the issue of call drops faced by mobile subscribers has been largely resolved in urban areas.
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Call Drop Rate Has Come Down 8 Percent in Last Year, Says Government
Communications Minister Manoj Sinha said that there was "substantial improvement" in customer satisfaction as well.
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Call Drops Issue: No Telco Tricks Will Work, We're Constantly Monitoring, Says Sinha
"We are looking at every aspect of call drop. No trick will work in this case," Telecom Minister Manoj Sinha told PTI in an interview.
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India's Call Drop Problem: No More Tricks, Telecom Minister Warns Operators
Telecom Minister Manoj Sinha today said his ministry is keeping a watchful eye on all factors of call drop measurement
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Call Drops Down 60% In Last 4 Months, Says Communication Minister
In the coming days, call dropping is expected to reduce as there is no such scarcity of spectrum availability, Communications Minister, Manoj Sinha said.
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Call Drops Have Come Down, Says Telecom Minister
Call drops have declined over a period of time and various steps have been taken to address the issue, Telecom Minister Manoj Sinha said.
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Call Drops Cannot Be Completely Eradicated: Telecom Minister
He added that the government and the telecom regulator TRAI are taking all possible steps with the help of telecom operators to address the problem of call drops.
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Call Drops Will Never Go Completely, Says Minister
Government today said that call drops in telecom networks cannot be eradicated completely and it is a global phenomenon.
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Government Planning Customer Feedback Platform for Call Drops, Says Manoj Sinha
The Communications Minister was briefing media after holding a meeting with telecom service providers' CEOs on the call drop issue.
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Many Telecom Operators Have Executed 100-Day Call Drop Plan, Says COAI
"There is substantial reduction in call drop problem now," Rajan S. Mathews said ahead of Communications Minister Manoj Sinha's November 1 meeting
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Communications Minister to Meet Telcos Over Call Drop Issue on November 1
The telecom companies had given a 100-day roadmap to the government in June to improve call drop situation.
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Call Drops: Telecom Minister To Meet CEOs On November 1
Telecom Minister Manoj Sinha will meet CEOs of telecom companies on November 1 to review the call drop issue and chalk out a road map for future.
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Government Working to Address Call Drop Issue, Reassures Telecom Minister
"There is improvement to some extent in this direction... there will improvement further in days to come," Sinha said.
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Call Drops Reducing; Auctions to Improve Services: Telecom Minister
The upcoming spectrum auctions will provide operators with more radio waves that will help them improve services and earn more revenues.
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All Telecom Operators Except BSNL Complying With Call Drop Norms: Centre
All telecom operators except state-owned telecom firm BSNL, only in one circle, have been complying with call drop norms, Parliament was informed on Wednesday.
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Problem Of Call Drops In Urban Areas Largely resolved, Says Minister
Union minister Sanjay Dhotre Saturday said the issue of call drops faced by mobile subscribers has been largely resolved in urban areas.
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Call Drop Rate Has Come Down 8 Percent in Last Year, Says Government
Communications Minister Manoj Sinha said that there was "substantial improvement" in customer satisfaction as well.
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Call Drops Issue: No Telco Tricks Will Work, We're Constantly Monitoring, Says Sinha
"We are looking at every aspect of call drop. No trick will work in this case," Telecom Minister Manoj Sinha told PTI in an interview.
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India's Call Drop Problem: No More Tricks, Telecom Minister Warns Operators
Telecom Minister Manoj Sinha today said his ministry is keeping a watchful eye on all factors of call drop measurement
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Call Drops Down 60% In Last 4 Months, Says Communication Minister
In the coming days, call dropping is expected to reduce as there is no such scarcity of spectrum availability, Communications Minister, Manoj Sinha said.
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Call Drops Have Come Down, Says Telecom Minister
Call drops have declined over a period of time and various steps have been taken to address the issue, Telecom Minister Manoj Sinha said.
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Call Drops Cannot Be Completely Eradicated: Telecom Minister
He added that the government and the telecom regulator TRAI are taking all possible steps with the help of telecom operators to address the problem of call drops.
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Call Drops Will Never Go Completely, Says Minister
Government today said that call drops in telecom networks cannot be eradicated completely and it is a global phenomenon.
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Government Planning Customer Feedback Platform for Call Drops, Says Manoj Sinha
The Communications Minister was briefing media after holding a meeting with telecom service providers' CEOs on the call drop issue.
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Many Telecom Operators Have Executed 100-Day Call Drop Plan, Says COAI
"There is substantial reduction in call drop problem now," Rajan S. Mathews said ahead of Communications Minister Manoj Sinha's November 1 meeting
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Communications Minister to Meet Telcos Over Call Drop Issue on November 1
The telecom companies had given a 100-day roadmap to the government in June to improve call drop situation.
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Call Drops: Telecom Minister To Meet CEOs On November 1
Telecom Minister Manoj Sinha will meet CEOs of telecom companies on November 1 to review the call drop issue and chalk out a road map for future.
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Government Working to Address Call Drop Issue, Reassures Telecom Minister
"There is improvement to some extent in this direction... there will improvement further in days to come," Sinha said.
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Call Drops Reducing; Auctions to Improve Services: Telecom Minister
The upcoming spectrum auctions will provide operators with more radio waves that will help them improve services and earn more revenues.
