Airtel has cleared dues from 2012 and 2015 auctions earlier this year
Indian telecom operators owe the government significant spectrum fees, following years of high-stakes auctions and competitive bidding for airwave rights
Bharti Airtel has become the first private telecom operator to launch mobile services in Kupwara, Baramulla and Bandipore districts of Jammu and Kashmir, the company said on Wednesday. The company said that it has deployed 15 mobile towers in Kupwara, Baramulla and Bandipore districts, which will benefit the local population and also offer essential communication connections for soldiers stationed along the Line of Control. "Bharti Airtel has partnered with the Indian Army to bring connectivity to villages in Kupwara, Baramulla and Bandipore districts along the Line of Control in North Kashmir," the company said in a statement. Under the Vibrant Village Programme, villages such as Kachhal, Balbir, Razdan Pass, Taya Top, Ustad, Kathi, and Cheema are now connected to the rest of the country. These villages are located in the Keran, Machhal, Tangdhar, Gurez, and Uri valley regions, spanning the three districts of Kupwara, Baramulla, and Bandipore. "Airtel is the only private telecom
Indian stocks were reeling under severe pressure once again on Tuesday, with the BSE Sensex falling 930 points or 1.13 per cent to its intraday low of 80,818
Bharti Airtel received a notice from DoT for alleged violation of subscriber verification norms and was penalised Rs 79,000 for violation
Stocks to Buy for upside: We can see a Cup and Handle breakout in Bharti Airtel share price, further strengthening the bullish outlook
Till 12:25 PM, as many as 2.48 million shares have changed hands, as compared to around 2 lakh shares traded in the past two weeks, exchange data showed
Delhi has seen the highest number of spam calls, followed by Andhra Pradesh and Western Uttar Pradesh. Most spam calls originated in Delhi, with Mumbai and Karnataka next
Pre-market update: Asian shares traded with steady gains on Thursday; Back home the weekly Nifty expiry and upcoming RBI policy outcome to weigh on investor sentiment today.
Second such deal announced by telco in past two-weeks, will aim to deploy 5G gear
Airtel inks multi-billion-dollar deal with Ericsson to extend 4G, 5G contracts; aims to enhance network capacity, coverage, and customer experience amid fierce market competition
S&P Global Ratings expects Airtel's earnings and cash flows to rise over the next 24 months, benefitting from the industry-wide hike in mobile tariffs in India.
As an investment strategy, Wood has taken exposure in the US-listed online travel company MakeMyTrip in the India long-only portfolio with a 4 per cent weighting
Vodafone Idea is expected to be one of the key beneficiaries as the company was required to submit a total of Rs 24,700 crore in BGs, ICICI Securities said in a note.
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Bharti Global, the international investment arm of Bharti Enterprises, has completed the acquisition of 24.5 per cent of the issued share capital of BT Group plc from Altice UK. In a statement, Sunil Bharti Mittal, Chair of Bharti Enterprises said Bharti has long recognised the enormous potential of the business, as the telecom stalwart expressed his delight at completion of the transaction. "We're delighted to have completed our investment into BT. Bharti has long recognised the enormous potential of the business. BT's renewed focus on optimisation, strengthening networks and driving consumer growth makes it well placed to consolidate its position as a leading global telecom company that delivers long-term value for investors," Mittal said. In August this year, Mittal's conglomerate had announced it will buy 24.5 per cent stake in BT Group for about USD 4 billion to become the single largest shareholder in Britain's biggest broadband and mobile company. Bharti Global, the ...
Airtel has urged the Department of Telecommunications to ensure that the proposed waiver on spectrum bank guarantees applies uniformly across all telecom operators, regardless of financial health
Technical outlook on Bharti Airtel: The stock is seen testing support at 20-WMA and 100-DMA; break of the same can trigger another 11 per cent dip towards the 200-DMA, suggests chart.
The borrowing is coming days after India's second-largest wireless carrier Bharti Airtel Ltd., in which Bharti Telecom is the largest shareholder
Incumbent CEO Vittal to take up some roles of Bharti Enterprise Chairman Sunil Mittal