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Government Gets 70 Applications For Virtual Network Operator Service

The entry of VNOs is expected to push down the cost of offering telecom services for operators.
The entry of VNOs is expected to push down the cost of offering telecom services for operators.
New Delhi: Within four months of issuing guidelines related to virtual network operators, the government has received over 70 applications seeking permission to provide telecom services. "Over 70 companies have applied for VNO licence. In this, around 10 applications are for pan-India service," Telecom Secretary J S Deepak told PTI. The virtual network operator (VNO) will be an entity providing telecom services like mobile landline...
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