The Hindu Business Line : Thursday, January 02, 2003

Tariff war intensifying — Cell users can look to `bonanza'
GSM cellular operators seem to have finally worked out strategy to counter the onslaught by Reliance Infocomm's limited mobility services. In a bid to not only retain their customer base but also to make cellular services more attractive for ... More

AirTel to expand operations; eyes over 100 pc growth
BHARTI Mobile Ltd, with AirTel cellular service, has drawn up plans to increase its footprint to over 70 per cent of the geographical reach, spread to over 20 more towns and increase its subscriber base by over 100-120 per cent this year. The ... More

BSNL billing mix-up makes rural users pay more
TELECOM behemoth Bharat Sanchar Nigam Ltd (BSNL) seems to have mixed up the rural and urban areas in the country. Over the past couple of months the company has been inundated with complaints from rural subscribers across the country that they ... More

Basic players wary of rental hike for commercial lines
IN what could be a telling indication of the growing competition in the basic telecom services, more than nine months since the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) notified that operators would have to charge higher monthly rentals from ... More

HARDWARE

LG plans big IT retail push
LG Electronics India Ltd (LGEIL), is widening the product spectrum for the IT hardware segment and plans a big retail push to reach out to Class B and C towns in the country while targeting the growing home and SOHO segment. The General Manager ... More

SOFTWARE

Goldstone allots warrants

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