Department of Telecommunications, who is said to be the asset-holder of BSNL Holdings has dumped an almost Junk Spectrum for BWA and looted its 8000Cr.
Now the Sinking is Almost Confirmed.
For BWA services, most private operators have shown interest in adopting LTE (long term evolution) technology due to its high-speed and greater efficiency. But the BSNL has been allocated band on which it cannot launch LTE services. While private operators can use both WiMax and LTE technologies, the BSNL will have no road map for LTE, which is being dubbed as the technology of future.
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Now the Sinking is Almost Confirmed.
For BWA services, most private operators have shown interest in adopting LTE (long term evolution) technology due to its high-speed and greater efficiency. But the BSNL has been allocated band on which it cannot launch LTE services. While private operators can use both WiMax and LTE technologies, the BSNL will have no road map for LTE, which is being dubbed as the technology of future.
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WiMAX itself is a failure, and LTE (as far as India is concerned) is in "future perfect" tense. India has a much-inflated idea of upper-middle class. When I go to a stationery shop, people usually come in to get recharge coupons of Rs 15 and Rs 10. These make up the bulk of cellular phone usage in India. BSNL is paying the price for the 3g fiasco; there was no need at all to purchase Rs 18,500 crore spectrum for 3G. So...in my opinion...better keep our hands off white-elephant technologies like LTE. Don't get me wrong, BSNL is in no shape to dabble in new technologies.
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