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    These large-caps have ‘strong buy’ & ‘buy’ recos and an upside potential of more than 25%

    Are you looking at the Nifty to figure out whether to be bullish or bearish? If yes, cast your eye back to the day last year when the big correction started. Did all stocks start falling only after September 26, 2024, the day the indices peaked? No. Several stocks across segments began declining much before that day. The lesson: Focus on companies where the broader picture of growth is intact. And let the Nifty do what it is doing. Focus on the management, a key driver of earnings. Also, because GST rationalisation will likely impact earnings in a positive way, it is probably a good time to keep scepticism aside, but with conditions.

    Satcom, getting it off the ground fast

    India is on the cusp of launching satellite communication services, attracting major global players eager to tap into the underserved market. Satcom aims to bridge the digital divide, offering strategic advantages and aiding disaster management. However, competitive spectrum pricing and innovative revenue models are crucial for satcom players to thrive in India's price-sensitive telecom landscape.

    Telcos seek clarity on name display in caller ID trials

    Indian telecom operators are testing the Calling Name Presentation service. They want clarification from the Department of Telecommunications. The query is regarding displaying caller details for business and family connections. Currently, the customer acquisition form details are displayed. The government will decide on implementation after trials. The aim is to curb spam calls. Technological constraints exist for 2G networks.

    Poor telecom connectivity by private operators in rural, remote areas flagged at PAC meeting

    During a parliamentary meeting, MPs voiced concerns about inadequate telecom connectivity in rural areas, particularly by private operators, noting BSNL's relative strength despite infrastructure limitations. The Public Accounts Committee, led by K C Venugopal, questioned telecom service providers on coverage and infrastructure enhancement.

    These large-caps have ‘strong buy’ & ‘buy’ recos and an upside potential of more than 27%

    At this point of time, both the bulls and bears are pretty much even, though the bias is toward the bulls. The thing that will tilt the balance in favour of the bears is the implementation of the additional 25% tariff on Indian exports to the US on August 27. But we are assuming that better sense will prevail; and, even if they are implemented, we would soon see an India-US trade treaty that would reverse the tariff. If that happens, the bullish sentiment will get a boost and the tilt will first be toward large-cap stocks. Especially where the quality of the balance sheet is strong and there is little need for further debt for the business.

    Airtel services down again? Thousands of users report outage while making calls, using internet

    Airtel users across India experienced widespread service disruptions on Sunday, with thousands reporting issues accessing mobile voice and data. The outage, impacting major cities like Delhi and Mumbai, led to call drops, internet access problems, and network blackouts. This marks the second significant disruption for Airtel in a week, prompting user frustration on social media.

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      Airtel outage — what happened in 60 seconds
      Airtel down for many users? Here's why you are facing issues with calls and SMS

      Airtel faced a significant service disruption on Monday afternoon, leaving thousands of subscribers unable to make calls or access mobile data. Downdetector reported issues starting around 3:30 PM, with a majority of users experiencing call-related problems.

      Vodafone Idea shares jump 2% as telco explores non-banking funding for capex continuity

      Vodafone Idea's outgoing CEO, Akshaya Moondra, said the telco is exploring non-banking funding options to maintain its capex plans. Banks are awaiting clarity on the AGR issue before extending fresh loans, keeping funding challenges at the forefront.

      These large-caps have ‘strong buy’ & ‘buy’ recos and an upside potential of more than 26%

      There’s an old market saying: Even when the bulls are in control, never write off the bears. Similarly, when the bears seem to be taking control, don't write off the bulls. Monday was an example of this. Now, how long will the upmove sustain? Especially as there is no clarity on the India-US trade deal or on the threatened additional tariff. At this point, the bulls and bears are pretty evenly matched. It is also likely that the street will tilt toward the bulls over a period of time (given there are no major negative surprises). If that happens, the tilt will first be toward stocks where the quality of the balance sheet is strong and there is little need for further debt in the business.

      Vodafone Idea looking for non-banking funding sources for capex continuity: CEO

      Vodafone Idea is exploring non-banking funding options to sustain its capital expenditure plans, as banks await clarity on adjusted gross revenue (AGR) matters. Despite ongoing engagement with banks for credit, the telco seeks alternative funding to maintain capex continuity. The company reported a widened loss in the June 2025 quarter, but saw increased revenue and ARPU.

      Airtel down for many users; telecom company says working to resolve the issue

      Is Airtel Down Today?: Airtel experienced widespread network outages across India on Monday, impacting mobile data and voice services, with over 2,300 reports of disruptions logged by 4:04 PM on Downdetector. The company acknowledged the issue and is working to restore services. Users expressed frustration over prolonged voice and SMS disruptions, data deductions on 4G despite 5G plans, and network limitations, calling for more reliable connectivity.

      “Ambani be like…”: Airtel network crashes across India, but social media users turn outage into meme festival

      Airtel network experienced a nationwide outage. Subscribers faced issues with calls, messages, and internet connectivity. The hashtag #AirtelDown trended online. Users responded with humor, sharing memes about the situation. Mukesh Ambani's Reliance Jio was also mentioned in some memes. The outage caused widespread disruption and amusement.

      Here’s why you should apply for a RuPay credit card

      Learn about RuPay credit cards, their UPI integration, and how to apply for RuPay credit cards online. Discover the advantages of India's own payment network.

      TDSAT to take a call on Trai fine on telcos for failing to curb spam

      The Telecom Disputes Settlement & Appellate Tribunal will decide next week whether telecom operators must pay ₹141 crore in penalties to TRAI for failing to curb spam. Telcos argue they shouldn't be penalized while the anti-spam platform was being implemented, citing Covid-19 delays. TDSAT previously stayed the penalties, noting the delay wasn't the telcos' fault.

      The search is on behind closed doors; 5G has to reach there

      Despite the push from telecom carriers and the government, providing seamless 4G and 5G connectivity inside buildings in India faces hurdles. High-frequency spectrum challenges signal penetration, while low average revenue per user impacts the financial viability of in-building solutions. Efforts are underway by TRAI and DoT to improve indoor connectivity and address regulatory hurdles.

      India pushes private telcos to adopt local gear amid rising geopolitical uncertainties

      India is encouraging private telecom operators to increase their use of locally-made equipment due to geopolitical concerns. This push could negatively impact foreign telecom gear makers like Cisco, Nokia, and Ericsson, while benefiting local manufacturers such as Tejas Networks and HFCL.

      As attacks by Houthi rebels rise, cable operators in Red Sea of trouble

      Red Sea tensions are threatening India's internet connectivity as major cable networks pass through this corridor. Cable operators are investing in redundancies like additional fibre pairs and land routes to avoid blackouts, significantly increasing costs for data centers. Repair delays and ship shortages exacerbate the problem, prompting exploration of alternative routes like the India-Middle East-Europe Economic Corridor.

      Reliance Jio races ahead in June user gains; Airtel trails, Vi and BSNL lose ground

      In June, Reliance Jio significantly outpaced Bharti Airtel in subscriber additions, gaining 1.9 million users compared to Airtel's 763,482. Vodafone Idea and BSNL continued to lose subscribers, while the overall wireless user base in India grew to 1163 million. Jio also leads in wireless broadband subscribers and maintains the highest proportion of active users.

      Satcom won't be a threat to telcos: MoS Pemmasani

      Satellite communication is unlikely to threaten Indian telecom operators. High tariffs and limited capacity of satellite services are the reasons. Starlink's potential reach is capped at 2 million connections with limited speed. The government is expected to release satcom airwave allocation rules soon. The upfront cost for satellite services is high.

      Rama Telecom set to list on NSE SME. Muted GMP ahead of debut

      Rama Telecom Limited will list on NSE SME platform on July 2. The IPO consisted of 36.96 lakh shares. The IPO saw investor participation between June 25 and 27. Allotments were finalized on June 30. The company provides network deployment services. It serves Reliance Jio, Airtel, Vodafone Idea, and BSNL. FY25 revenue was Rs 42.47 crore.

      Airtel trails Jio in net user additions, Vi loses more

      In May, Jio significantly surpassed Bharti Airtel in net subscriber additions, while BSNL and Vodafone Idea continued to experience losses. Jio added 2.7 million subscribers, contrasting with Airtel's 275,621 additions. Overall wireless subscribers increased, though 5G fixed-wireless access users saw a slight dip due to reclassification, with Jio leading the market share at 40.92%.

      Reliance Jio tops net subscriber additions in May; Airtel trails, Vi and BSNL continue to lose users

      In May 2025, Reliance Jio significantly surpassed Bharti Airtel in net subscriber additions, gaining 2.7 million users, while Airtel added 275,621. Vodafone Idea and BSNL continued to lose subscribers, impacting the overall wireless subscriber base, which increased by 2.09 million. Jio leads in wireless broadband and active subscribers, holding the largest market share at 40.92%.

      Rama Telecom IPO opens today: Key details to know before subscribing

      Rama Telecom Limited launched its Rs 25.13 crore IPO on June 25, aiming to raise funds for expansion. The IPO, priced between Rs 65 to Rs 68 per share, closes on June 27 and plans to list on NSE SME platform by July 2. The company will utilize the proceeds for working capital, capital expenditure, and general corporate purposes.

      Airtel Digital TV removing Zee channels from base packs over price hike

      Airtel Digital TV is removing Zee Entertainment channels from its packages due to a recent price hike, mirroring a similar dispute between Sony and Tata Play. Airtel will adjust pack prices and offer Zee channels on an a la carte basis. This move comes as DTH operators resist price increases amid declining pay-TV subscribers and rising competition from OTT platforms.

      Airtel faces outage as users across India face disruption in network services

      Airtel Outage: Airtel users across India faced significant disruptions on Thursday due to a widespread outage affecting mobile and broadband services. Users reported issues such as dropped calls, slow internet, and complete connectivity loss. The telecom giant has not yet provided an official statement regarding the cause of the outage, leaving many customers frustrated.

      Airtel customers face network outage in Delhi NCR

      Complaints from several subscribers reporting incidents of complete loss of network or intermittent reception of connectivity were seen on social media networks.

      Bharti Airtel opens ups network information to customer via online interface

      The new interface, which uses geospatial tools and other technologies for accurate reporting of network coverage, will display Airtel’s mobile network coverage or signal strength across India.

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