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A Rs 32 Crore Debt, Company's Takeover Plan And A Plot To Kill
Sagar Bhanushali, whom police have identified as the mastermind, allegedly plotted the murder to gain control of the company.
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Magic Mushrooms And Mental Health: What Brain Scans Reveal
Researchers investigated the brain activity changes caused by psilocybin, the active ingredient in magic mushrooms.
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After Meta AI, Gemini AI Rolls Out In Google Messages
This development follows Google's recent announcement and the initial introduction of Gemini AI on other platforms like Gmail, according to GSM Arena.
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Tata Indicom Offers Local, STD Calls From Delhi at 1 Paisa Per Second
Tata Indicom has launched 1 paisa per second charge for all STD and mobile calls for its Delhi subscribers and offered extra talk time and SMS.
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Sharing of All Kinds of Telecom Spectrum May be Allowed by Regulator: Report
The Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) is likely to allow sharing of all kind of airwaves held by telecom operators for mobile services, including spectrum allocated at the old price of Rs 1,658 crore, according to a source.
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GSM Players Add 2.10 Million Rural Users in June: Industry Body
GSM operators added 2.10 million new subscribers in rural areas in June to take the overall rural user base to 302.73 million, the Cellular Operators Association of India (COAI) said on Monday.
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GSM Mobile Users Grow to Over 300 Million in Rural India in May: Industry Body
Rural subscriber base for GSM telephony services grew marginally to 300.63 million users in May this year compared to the previous month, the Cellular Operators' Association of India (COAI) said on Wednesday.
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Banning Huawei Would Cost EU Telcos Up to EUR 55 Billion: Industry Body
Banning Huawei and ZTE from Europe's rollout of 5G telecom networks would cost EU mobile operators up to EUR 55 billion, according to GSM Association.
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Need Mechanism To Control Mobile Handset Quality: Operators To Telecom Department
COAI has claimed that there has been a "massive influx of untested and uncertified smartphones (more than 10,000 models in India) due to design variations introduced by the device manufacturers".
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Sunil Mittal's Call To End Roaming Charges Finds Support In China
Sunil Mittal, the founder of Indian telecom major Bhart Airtel, has called for lowering or putting an end to roaming charges to prevent customers from bill shocks.
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India To Get Its Own Mobile Congress In September
India will organise its first mobile congress in September with a special focus on reaching out to the South East Asian markets.
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How eSIM Cards Will Benefit Consumers
There's a push in the industry towards replacing the physical SIM card with an eSIM. We explore the advantages of this shift.
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Don't Levy Swachh Bharat Cess on Telecom Services: Industry Body
The government had imposed SBC at a rate of 0.5 per cent on provision of all taxable services with effect from November 15.
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Mobile Subscribers in India to Cross 500 Million by Year-End: GSMA
The GSMA report, "The Mobile Economy: India 2015", said that 13 percent of the world's mobile subscribers lived in India.
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Telecom Companies Add 6.3 Million GSM Subscribers in October
The GSM mobile subscribers' base in the country increased by 63 lakh in October to reach 73.94 crore, industry body COAI said on Monday.
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A Rs 32 Crore Debt, Company's Takeover Plan And A Plot To Kill
Sagar Bhanushali, whom police have identified as the mastermind, allegedly plotted the murder to gain control of the company.
-
Magic Mushrooms And Mental Health: What Brain Scans Reveal
Researchers investigated the brain activity changes caused by psilocybin, the active ingredient in magic mushrooms.
-
After Meta AI, Gemini AI Rolls Out In Google Messages
This development follows Google's recent announcement and the initial introduction of Gemini AI on other platforms like Gmail, according to GSM Arena.
-
Tata Indicom Offers Local, STD Calls From Delhi at 1 Paisa Per Second
Tata Indicom has launched 1 paisa per second charge for all STD and mobile calls for its Delhi subscribers and offered extra talk time and SMS.
-
Sharing of All Kinds of Telecom Spectrum May be Allowed by Regulator: Report
The Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) is likely to allow sharing of all kind of airwaves held by telecom operators for mobile services, including spectrum allocated at the old price of Rs 1,658 crore, according to a source.
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GSM Players Add 2.10 Million Rural Users in June: Industry Body
GSM operators added 2.10 million new subscribers in rural areas in June to take the overall rural user base to 302.73 million, the Cellular Operators Association of India (COAI) said on Monday.
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GSM Mobile Users Grow to Over 300 Million in Rural India in May: Industry Body
Rural subscriber base for GSM telephony services grew marginally to 300.63 million users in May this year compared to the previous month, the Cellular Operators' Association of India (COAI) said on Wednesday.
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Banning Huawei Would Cost EU Telcos Up to EUR 55 Billion: Industry Body
Banning Huawei and ZTE from Europe's rollout of 5G telecom networks would cost EU mobile operators up to EUR 55 billion, according to GSM Association.
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Need Mechanism To Control Mobile Handset Quality: Operators To Telecom Department
COAI has claimed that there has been a "massive influx of untested and uncertified smartphones (more than 10,000 models in India) due to design variations introduced by the device manufacturers".
-
Sunil Mittal's Call To End Roaming Charges Finds Support In China
Sunil Mittal, the founder of Indian telecom major Bhart Airtel, has called for lowering or putting an end to roaming charges to prevent customers from bill shocks.
-
India To Get Its Own Mobile Congress In September
India will organise its first mobile congress in September with a special focus on reaching out to the South East Asian markets.
-
How eSIM Cards Will Benefit Consumers
There's a push in the industry towards replacing the physical SIM card with an eSIM. We explore the advantages of this shift.
-
Don't Levy Swachh Bharat Cess on Telecom Services: Industry Body
The government had imposed SBC at a rate of 0.5 per cent on provision of all taxable services with effect from November 15.
-
Mobile Subscribers in India to Cross 500 Million by Year-End: GSMA
The GSMA report, "The Mobile Economy: India 2015", said that 13 percent of the world's mobile subscribers lived in India.
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Telecom Companies Add 6.3 Million GSM Subscribers in October
The GSM mobile subscribers' base in the country increased by 63 lakh in October to reach 73.94 crore, industry body COAI said on Monday.
