DelhiDesk State-owned telecom company BSNL is set to roll out 4G services in India, with plans to install 100,000 4G towers within the next 18 to 24 months. The government has already selected 25,000 sites for the towers, and the Group of Ministers has given the go-ahead for their installation. While BSNL currently only offers 3G services, it is also preparing to introduce 5G services in the future. The cost of the tender for the 4G towers is expected to be around INR25,000 crore ($3.5bn).
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– BSNL is preparing to provide 4G service
– The company is issuing a purchase order for 1 lakh 4G towers
– The cost of the tender is expected to be around Rs 25,000 crore
– The Group of Ministers has given the go-ahead for setting up 4G towers
– BSNL intends to install these 1 lakh towers in the country in 18 months to 24 months
– BSNL has started the tender process for setting up 4G towers next week
– 25,000 sites have already been selected for tower installation
– BSNL has installed 4G towers in Chandigarh as a trial
– An order of 20,000 towers has been kept in reserve for ITI company
– ITI is a government company with preferential market access.
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