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India adds 15 mn new wireless users in August
A record addition of 15 million wireless telephone users in August has catapulted the total subscriber base in the country to 494.07 million, closer to the government’s 2012 target.

BSNL's Rs 35k cr expansion hits rough patch
A big controversy on procurement of Rs 35,000 crore worth equipment by telecom behemoth BSNL is brewing with position taken by the two government nominees on the Board, threatening mega expansion programme of the PSU.

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Highways development back on track in 2009
In contrast to the lull in 2008, road-rollers and wheel loaders returned to action across the country as the government awarded highway projects worth Rs 20,000 crore in 2009 that saw Mumbai get India"s first and longest open sea cable-stayed bridge.
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No call possible from mobile handsets without IMEI: Govt

Calls made from the mobile handsets without International Mobile Equipment Identity (IMEI) number are being rejected by the cellular operators from this week, the Rajya Sabha was informed today. - Import of mobiles without IMEI banned - NEWSALERT: "India bans import of mobile handsets without IMEI" - Govt may ban Chinese phones - Govt may ban import of Chinese phones without IMEI tag - COAI to install IMEI numbers on Chinese handsets - No service for mobiles with invalid IMEI Communication Minister A Raja told Prakash Javadekar (BJP) in a written reply that the directions have been issued to all cellular mobile telephone services (CMTS) and Unified Access Services licensees to make provisions for equipment identification register in their network. The Minister said this would enable networks to reject calls without IMEI or ensure that numbers with all "zeros" are not processed after June 30 this year. Raja also said that the government has prohibited the import of mobile handsets without the IMEI number or with all "zeros" IMEI with immediate effect. The member had raised the query contending that such mobile handsets posed a serious threat to the country"s security as terrorists are mostly found using such phones to escape identification.


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