In an initiative that would take the Broadband Internet service along with VAS offering in Mumbai to a new level, Mahanagar Telephone Nigam Ltd (MTNL), the number one broadband and telecom service provider, Introduces a new High Speed Unlimited Broadband plan with Unlimited Games On Demand service at Rs.1350 with 752 kbps speed.
MTNL’s new Unlimited-High Speed Broadband plan with Unlimited Games on Demand (GoD) service comes at monthly rental of Rs.1350.With this plan subscribers can access Broadband service with Unlimited downloads at 752 kbps speed and also enjoy unlimited access of collection of more than 300 on line games on MTNL Games on Demand portal. On this portal new game added every week, Free Download of one Mobile Games every month and Special discounts offer on all Mobile Games.
Mumbai’s number one ISP MTNL is providing the truly Unlimited Broadband connectivity without any “Fair Usage Policy” so there is no limitations regarding download and uploads.
MTNL Unlimited Broadband with Games Plan In Details-:
Monthly Rent Rs.1350
Broadband Speed-752 Kbps
Download-Upload-FREE Unlimited 24×7
Games on Demands-FREE Unlimited 24×7
Free One Mobile Games Every Month.
To Subscribe the plan Call 1500 (24×7) from MTNL Landline.
How to Use Games On Demand-:
1.After the subscription of this Plan MTNL customers need to visit http://games.mtnlmumbai.in and register on the service using their DSL id and password.
2. Post signing up as above, they have to download a ‘GoD player’ (please check ‘install player’ button on the right hand side bar).
3. The consumer can then go on to choose any of the games from the categories listed (towards the top of the page such as ‘quick games’ or ‘Action’) or from the drop down menu (‘select game’) on the right hand side bar.
4. Once the consumer selects the game, he is taken to the page which presents the basic information about the game such as download size, estimated time of download, whether it can be played on the consumer’s computer or not (suggesting hardware / software upgrade where necessary) and basic information of the game.
5.The consumer has to click on the download / play button which will start the process of downloading of the game – this is only a one time process i.e. the game has to be downloaded only once.
6.Once the game is downloaded, the consumer is given a voice and visual prompt – ‘click play to launch the game’ and once he / she clicks the ‘play’ button, the game is launched.
7. Please note that the consumer needs to be online in order to play. So every time the consumer wants to play, he / she has to log on using his username and password and then click on the game to play. Going offline will disconnect the game.
8.The whole process is supported by a series of sequential prompts making it easy for first time consumers to follow.
9. Online Support- Any consumers / officials who have queries can direct their queries to servicedesk@indiagames.com
Airtel launches '999 Broadband - DTH' offer
Bengaluru : Bharti Airtel, Asia's leading integrated telecom services provider, has announced the launch of the Airtel '999 Broadband - DTH' offer, which entitles every new Airtel broadband customer to a Airtel digital TV connection worth Rs. 1750/- at a discounted rate of just Rs. 999/-. Customers also get a waiver on the DTH installation cost along with a free subscription to the South Mega Pack (with 164 channels) for one month.
Announcing the offer, Rohit Malhotra, CEO - Telemedia - South Hub, Bharti Airtel said, "This is the first time that two highly popular services from Airtel are coming together as part of this exciting offer. This is a testament of the fact that Airtel is not just a telecom brand but a lifestyle enabler. In keeping with Airtel's three-screen strategy, the '999 Broadband - DTH' offer provides great value proposition to the customer, who stand to gain from the One Airtel experience: Take home Airtel's high speed broadband and enjoy the magic of Airtel's digital TV at an attractive price."
The Airtel '999 Broadband-DTH' is a limited period offer and is valid only on new broadband connections.
Airtel provides broadband (DSL) and telephone services (fixed line) in 95 cities and has more than 2.9 lakh customers (as on September 30, 2009), of which 40.5% have subscribed to broadband/ internet services.
Announcing the offer, Rohit Malhotra, CEO - Telemedia - South Hub, Bharti Airtel said, "This is the first time that two highly popular services from Airtel are coming together as part of this exciting offer. This is a testament of the fact that Airtel is not just a telecom brand but a lifestyle enabler. In keeping with Airtel's three-screen strategy, the '999 Broadband - DTH' offer provides great value proposition to the customer, who stand to gain from the One Airtel experience: Take home Airtel's high speed broadband and enjoy the magic of Airtel's digital TV at an attractive price."
The Airtel '999 Broadband-DTH' is a limited period offer and is valid only on new broadband connections.
Airtel provides broadband (DSL) and telephone services (fixed line) in 95 cities and has more than 2.9 lakh customers (as on September 30, 2009), of which 40.5% have subscribed to broadband/ internet services.
BSNL Pre-paid broadband service
THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: The Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited has introduced pre-paid broadband service in Kerala Circle.
According to a statement, there would be two types of schemes under the pre-paid service. Recharge vouchers, validity extension vouchers and top-up cards of various denominations would also be available.
The main advantage of the pre-paid service is that the customer would have a better control over the usage and there would also be roaming facility, said the statement.
According to a statement, there would be two types of schemes under the pre-paid service. Recharge vouchers, validity extension vouchers and top-up cards of various denominations would also be available.
The main advantage of the pre-paid service is that the customer would have a better control over the usage and there would also be roaming facility, said the statement.
BSNL all set to launch wi-max service
LUDHIANA: Moving a step further in providing wireless broadband services to customers, BSNL is ready to launch wi-max service in the city. Of the
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total 54 towers, it has installed 37 here and users will be able to get the facility in the first week of January.
An official of the department said, “Till now under Wifi system, a subscriber gets a limited speed that is restricted only to one room, but with this, speed will be faster. The max service will work on the same principles as that of mobile phones and the department will be installing range towers to serve the purpose.”
He added, “With this system, the problem of traffic load will come to an end. Also, it will help the department in allotting more and more broadband connections which was not possible earlier in case of landline connected broadband service.”
Notably in Ludhiana district, there are 30,000 broadband users. Officials hold that the technology would not only contribute towards good speed, but also give subscribers an option to use it anywhere, as all these towers would be installed at a distance of 15 kilometre.
Talking to TOI, CS Bhanot, BSNL general manager, Ludhiana, said the department planed to introduce this service in the district in the first week of January as out of 54 base transmitting system, 37 transmitting towers had already been installed and work on others was under way. Bhanot added, “On taking the connection, the subscriber will be issued a number and while using the broadband, that number will be used as password and the charges will depend on the usage.”
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total 54 towers, it has installed 37 here and users will be able to get the facility in the first week of January.
An official of the department said, “Till now under Wifi system, a subscriber gets a limited speed that is restricted only to one room, but with this, speed will be faster. The max service will work on the same principles as that of mobile phones and the department will be installing range towers to serve the purpose.”
He added, “With this system, the problem of traffic load will come to an end. Also, it will help the department in allotting more and more broadband connections which was not possible earlier in case of landline connected broadband service.”
Notably in Ludhiana district, there are 30,000 broadband users. Officials hold that the technology would not only contribute towards good speed, but also give subscribers an option to use it anywhere, as all these towers would be installed at a distance of 15 kilometre.
Talking to TOI, CS Bhanot, BSNL general manager, Ludhiana, said the department planed to introduce this service in the district in the first week of January as out of 54 base transmitting system, 37 transmitting towers had already been installed and work on others was under way. Bhanot added, “On taking the connection, the subscriber will be issued a number and while using the broadband, that number will be used as password and the charges will depend on the usage.”
BSNL launches 3G telephony in Itanagar
ITANAGAR: BSNL on Saturday launched its 3G mobile telephony here today enabling the people to avail video, voice and web access at a great speed.
Launching the service R Sanyal, Chief General Manager of BSNL NE-II telecom circle, told reporters that the 3G service would be extended to some other district towns including Pasighat within a few months.
Replying to a question, Sanyal expressed hope that prepaid mobile service would not be withdrawn from north eastern states as was done in Jammu and Kashmir to contain its misuse by militants there.
He said BSNL was imposing fine on different telecom companies for accepting wrongly filled forms and fake documents from customers.
Launching the service R Sanyal, Chief General Manager of BSNL NE-II telecom circle, told reporters that the 3G service would be extended to some other district towns including Pasighat within a few months.
Replying to a question, Sanyal expressed hope that prepaid mobile service would not be withdrawn from north eastern states as was done in Jammu and Kashmir to contain its misuse by militants there.
He said BSNL was imposing fine on different telecom companies for accepting wrongly filled forms and fake documents from customers.
BSNL launches video calls at 30p/min
STATE-OWNED BSNL has got bids from five companies—Adishwar India, Ampoules, Teracom Limited, E-mall Infotech and Tech solutions Ltd—to
set up and run its WiMAX business in 16 circles on a revenue share franchisee basis.
BSNL had cancelled the earlier tender in June 2009 after its investigations revealed that five of the six shortlisted companies were acting as ‘fronts’ for certain individuals. As first reported by ET, BSNL had then sought fresh bids or franchisees across the country to roll out the WiMAX platform, the technology that allows users the wireless access to high-speed internet and other data applications over a large area. BSNL expects WiMAX to generate multi-billion dollar revenues over the next 10 years.
A BSNL executive confirmed that bids or expression of interest (EoI) for launching WiMAX services were received on Thursday from five companies. The 16 circles are Haryana, Uttar Pradesh East, Uttar Pradesh West, Bihar, Himachal Pradesh, Assam, North East, Kolkata, Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh, Orissa, J&K, Karnataka, Tamil Nadu. Chennai and West Bengal. “The project will be on a revenue sharing basis and successful bidders must also do the marketing and provide after sale support,” the BSNL executive said.
BSNL will now analyse the bids and see if the companies meet all the parameters. Companies offering the highest revenue to BSNL will be awarded the contract, he added. The tender conditions specify that only companies with a turnover of over Rs 100 crore for two consecutive years would be allowed to bid.
The WiMAX project was slated to be underway earlier this year, but was delayed as a string of ‘shell’ companies that existed only on paper had made it to BSNL shortlist. The telco subsequently cancelled the tender after its own investigations revealed that five of the six shortlisted companies—WiExpert Communications, SV Telecom Systems, Digitelco Communications, Spectrus Communications and Technotial Infoways—were acting as ‘fronts’ as they shared the same corporate details, notaries, auditors and dates of incorporation, and even their last annual general body meeting was shown to be held on the same day.
BSNL also came under pressure from its labour unions to scrap the earlier tender following reports of widescale corruption in the methodologies adopted to shortlist successful bidders. In the last election campaign, opposition BJP had alleged that five of the six shortlisted companies were promoted by telecom minister A Raja’s confidant Sanjay Kapoor and had sought a CBI probe into the issue.
BSNL already has a tie-up with US-headquartered Soma Networks, which runs WiMax services for the PSU in the circles of Gujarat, Maharashtra, including Goa, and Andhra Pradesh.
set up and run its WiMAX business in 16 circles on a revenue share franchisee basis.
BSNL had cancelled the earlier tender in June 2009 after its investigations revealed that five of the six shortlisted companies were acting as ‘fronts’ for certain individuals. As first reported by ET, BSNL had then sought fresh bids or franchisees across the country to roll out the WiMAX platform, the technology that allows users the wireless access to high-speed internet and other data applications over a large area. BSNL expects WiMAX to generate multi-billion dollar revenues over the next 10 years.
A BSNL executive confirmed that bids or expression of interest (EoI) for launching WiMAX services were received on Thursday from five companies. The 16 circles are Haryana, Uttar Pradesh East, Uttar Pradesh West, Bihar, Himachal Pradesh, Assam, North East, Kolkata, Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh, Orissa, J&K, Karnataka, Tamil Nadu. Chennai and West Bengal. “The project will be on a revenue sharing basis and successful bidders must also do the marketing and provide after sale support,” the BSNL executive said.
BSNL will now analyse the bids and see if the companies meet all the parameters. Companies offering the highest revenue to BSNL will be awarded the contract, he added. The tender conditions specify that only companies with a turnover of over Rs 100 crore for two consecutive years would be allowed to bid.
The WiMAX project was slated to be underway earlier this year, but was delayed as a string of ‘shell’ companies that existed only on paper had made it to BSNL shortlist. The telco subsequently cancelled the tender after its own investigations revealed that five of the six shortlisted companies—WiExpert Communications, SV Telecom Systems, Digitelco Communications, Spectrus Communications and Technotial Infoways—were acting as ‘fronts’ as they shared the same corporate details, notaries, auditors and dates of incorporation, and even their last annual general body meeting was shown to be held on the same day.
BSNL also came under pressure from its labour unions to scrap the earlier tender following reports of widescale corruption in the methodologies adopted to shortlist successful bidders. In the last election campaign, opposition BJP had alleged that five of the six shortlisted companies were promoted by telecom minister A Raja’s confidant Sanjay Kapoor and had sought a CBI probe into the issue.
BSNL already has a tie-up with US-headquartered Soma Networks, which runs WiMax services for the PSU in the circles of Gujarat, Maharashtra, including Goa, and Andhra Pradesh.
BSNL- HCL Deal For Better Penetration Of Rural Broadband Services
Government telecom operator, Bharat Sanchar Nigam Ltd, and HCL Infosystems, a major IT player, have joined hands for working on National Broadband Penetration Programme. This is an initiative taken by the government for ensuring a faster penetration of information technology in rural India.
The Universal Service Obligation Fund, which was initiated by Department of Telecommunications, will be controlled by BSNL for the implementation of this project. USOF was set up to enable BSNL to provide broadband to rural areas at a subsidized rate.
USOF will provide a subsidy of Rs.4,500 per broadband connection that BSNL will roll out through its 27,789 rural and remote telephone exchanges.
The customers of the rural regions can avail this service at Rs.2,250 after which they have to make a monthly payment of Rs.300 for computing device and Rs. 90 or Rs. 150 for the broadband services.
Personal computers will be available at HCL's Touch outlets that have a network across more than 4,000 towns.
"This is indeed one of the major initiatives to bridge the digital divide by offering personal computers plus broadband at subsidised rates to our customers," said BSNL chairman and managing director Kuldeep Goyal. HCL will also be putting up call centres for technical assistance.
The Universal Service Obligation Fund, which was initiated by Department of Telecommunications, will be controlled by BSNL for the implementation of this project. USOF was set up to enable BSNL to provide broadband to rural areas at a subsidized rate.
USOF will provide a subsidy of Rs.4,500 per broadband connection that BSNL will roll out through its 27,789 rural and remote telephone exchanges.
The customers of the rural regions can avail this service at Rs.2,250 after which they have to make a monthly payment of Rs.300 for computing device and Rs. 90 or Rs. 150 for the broadband services.
Personal computers will be available at HCL's Touch outlets that have a network across more than 4,000 towns.
"This is indeed one of the major initiatives to bridge the digital divide by offering personal computers plus broadband at subsidised rates to our customers," said BSNL chairman and managing director Kuldeep Goyal. HCL will also be putting up call centres for technical assistance.
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