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Indian Man Pleads Guilty To Duping US Telephone Providers, Insurance Firms
An Indian national pleaded guilty to the charges of defrauding various telephone providers and insurance companies of millions of dollars by using stolen or fake identities to submit fraudulent claims for replacement cellular devices.
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Telecom Subscriber Base Dips to 121 Crore in July: TRAI
Only three operators - Reliance Jio, Bharti Airtel and state-run BSNL - reported subscriber additions in the month.
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Telecom Subscriber Base in India Crosses 1.2 Billion Mark: TRAI
While the growth was led by 6.23 million net subscriber additions in the mobile services segment, it was impacted by decline of 0.14 million landline subscribers.
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Trai Issues Consultation Paper on Service Quality Standards
The consultation paper is titled "Review of network related Quality of Service standards for Cellular Mobile Telephone Service".
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Total Telephone User Base Rises to 1.03 Billion in September: Trai
As per data shared by Trai, the total telephone base in the country stood at 1.0141 billion at the end of August.
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DoT Reportedly Calls Owners of Telecom Firms on Call Drop Issue
According to PTI sources, Telecom Secretary Rakesh Garg telephoned the owners of mobile firms recently and asked them to improve services.
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Mobile Phone Records Can Predict Dengue Outbreak: Study
Mobile phone records can be used to predict the geographical spread and timing of dengue epidemics - the most rapidly spreading mosquito-borne disease worldwide, a new study has found.
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Can't Put Your Phone Down? You May be a Nomophobe
US researchers have developed a questionnaire that can determine if you suffer from nomophobia or a fear of being without your mobile phone.
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Feeling Sad? Using Phone Won't Make You Any Happier
Turning to your mobile phone every time you feel a little low would only make things worse as smartphones do not help alleviate negative feelings, say researchers.
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Students Launch E-Waste Recycling Drive in Kolkata
In between classes a small group of five girls of Jadavpur University sneak out to collect discarded mobile phone batteries, headphones and computer parts as part of a campaign to control the menace of e-waste.
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Indian Man Pleads Guilty To Duping US Telephone Providers, Insurance Firms
An Indian national pleaded guilty to the charges of defrauding various telephone providers and insurance companies of millions of dollars by using stolen or fake identities to submit fraudulent claims for replacement cellular devices.
-
Telecom Subscriber Base Dips to 121 Crore in July: TRAI
Only three operators - Reliance Jio, Bharti Airtel and state-run BSNL - reported subscriber additions in the month.
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Telecom Subscriber Base in India Crosses 1.2 Billion Mark: TRAI
While the growth was led by 6.23 million net subscriber additions in the mobile services segment, it was impacted by decline of 0.14 million landline subscribers.
-
Trai Issues Consultation Paper on Service Quality Standards
The consultation paper is titled "Review of network related Quality of Service standards for Cellular Mobile Telephone Service".
-
Total Telephone User Base Rises to 1.03 Billion in September: Trai
As per data shared by Trai, the total telephone base in the country stood at 1.0141 billion at the end of August.
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DoT Reportedly Calls Owners of Telecom Firms on Call Drop Issue
According to PTI sources, Telecom Secretary Rakesh Garg telephoned the owners of mobile firms recently and asked them to improve services.
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Mobile Phone Records Can Predict Dengue Outbreak: Study
Mobile phone records can be used to predict the geographical spread and timing of dengue epidemics - the most rapidly spreading mosquito-borne disease worldwide, a new study has found.
-
Can't Put Your Phone Down? You May be a Nomophobe
US researchers have developed a questionnaire that can determine if you suffer from nomophobia or a fear of being without your mobile phone.
-
Feeling Sad? Using Phone Won't Make You Any Happier
Turning to your mobile phone every time you feel a little low would only make things worse as smartphones do not help alleviate negative feelings, say researchers.
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Students Launch E-Waste Recycling Drive in Kolkata
In between classes a small group of five girls of Jadavpur University sneak out to collect discarded mobile phone batteries, headphones and computer parts as part of a campaign to control the menace of e-waste.
