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Vodafone Idea Limited is a leading telecommunications company in India. It was formed in 2018 as the result of a merger between Vodafone India...

Telecom executives Bharti Airtel and Vodafone Idea have attempted to join hands with questionable Chinese firm Huawei for the upcoming 5G trials. The two operators and Reliance Jio, have presented their programs for the hearings on Wednesday, the last day of application.

Good news for Bharti Airtel and Vodafone Idea prepaid customers! Both the Telecom operators have announced shipping free outgoing calls under new plans that came live on December 3.

In October, the government approved the plan to revive the two-loss, making telecom operators BSNL and MTNL. In the process of reviving, it will merge both the operators and the amount that would be incurred to revive the operator would be Rs. 69,000 crores. In the process of reviving the company, both MTNL and BSNL introduced the voluntary retirement scheme. The reason was that a large amount of the income used to go in paying the wage bill. BSNL Voluntary Retirement Scheme-2019 received an unexpected response, and a lot of employees went on to take the benefit of the scheme. The question here is, Do we as a user switch to other operators or hold on? Last few months have been tough for every telecom companies. To avoid any further loss, the scheme came to merge BSNL and MTNL. However, the government has now thought of giving massive help to both the operators and bring back their life. As per the report, both the operator has around Rs 40,000 crore loss, and BSNL is required to pay the full amount. Damage includes the dues of operational creditors and the vendor. However, this revival plan will help BSNL and bring them back to normal functioning. Seeing the loss and trouble of the company, a lot many BSNL subscriber are switching to different operators or porting their numbers.

Vodafone Idea reported a loss of Rs 50,921 crore in the second quarter due to adjusted gross revenue (AGR). Earlier, the company had a loss of Rs 4,947 crore in the second quarter of last year. This is the largest quarterly loss yet in India's corporate history.

Vodafone CEO Nick Read recently told that they soon might have to liquidate because at present they are in a critical stage. Also known as the Global telecom giant, Vodafone is finding it tough to survive in the firstly because of the Indian regulations and second because of the exorbitant rate of tax. All these have led the joint venture in India to soon go into liquidation. It is facing missive fine and a price war with other telecom companies, and all this has moved the Vodafone’s joint venture in India to zero.  On Tuesday, Nick indicated that Vodafone India’s operation might soon head towards the process of liquidation. However, this may be avoided if the government provides the company with some relief on the mobile spectrum fees and he added that excessive tax and the unsupported regulation as a reason which is forcing them to go for liquidation. He said, “If you’re not a going concern, you’re moving into a liquidation scenario can’t get any clearer than that,”.

In the telecom business these days, there is speculation of UK company Vodafone preparing to exit its business from India. An email sent by...

Telecommunication is one of the boomed markets flourishing at the fastest pace and has also played a major role in the growth of the Indian economy. This connectivity revolution powered the technology giants to reach hundreds of millions of Indian youth to get into its grid creating a golden opportunity to improve their prospects. Then why the Indian government is in an urge to push back the telecom businesses into debts or rather say in the state of bankruptcy? Why can’t it let the sector to be flourishing healthily?

In a major setback to Vodafone Idea, Airtel on Thursday, the Supreme Court has ordered them to pay the central government Rs 92 thousand crore. This led to a big drop in shares of telecom companies. The court has said that these companies will have to pay adjusted gross revenue (AGR). There was a long-running dispute between the Department of Telecommunications and the telecom companies regarding this issue.

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