BSNL is likely to invite bids from telecom vendors, including the Chinese firms, this month for its proposed 5.5-million GSM lines tender w...

State-owned telecom company BSNL plans to float a $3.5-billion tender, a third of which will be reserved for public sector telecom equipmen...

BSNL board had decided to cancel its $10-billion tender for 93-million GSM lines, the largest ever telecom equipment contract globally.

Cancellation of the tender would result in Ericsson losing out on $2.5 bn-plus assured deal while the contract size for Huawei was around $...

State-owned telco Bharat Sanchar Nigam (BSNL) will not award any further contracts under its 93-million GSM lines tender without the consen...

State-run telecom firm BSNL will soon invite fresh bids for creating additional capacity to expand mobile services after Nokia Siemens Netw...

BSNL on Friday said it may order about 10 million GSM phone lines worth about $1 billion from Ericsson or Nortel Networks Corp, after Nokia...

In yet another twist to BSNL’s $2billion plus tender for 22.75 million GSM lines, which can have a huge impact on the company’s expansion p...

The drama over BSNL’s $2 billion-plus tender for 22.75 million GSM lines shows no signs of ending.

In yet another twist to BSNL’s tender for second generation GSM lines, the PSU may award the entire 22.75 million GSM lines contract to net...

Chinese communication major ZTE is targeting revenues of $350 million by selling GSM network equipment and an additional $100 million from ...

BSNL has decided a float a fresh tender for about 65 -75 million GSM lines within the next two months in a bid to ensure that its expansion...

In the thick of a controversy over its disqualification from the 45.5 million GSM line tender by BSNL, US-based telecom vendor Motorola on ...

Reliance Communications invites bids for 90-100 mn cellular lines valued at nearly $7-8 bn.

The Prime Minister’s Office (PMO) has raised concerns regarding the purchase of GSM equipment by state-owned Mahanagar Telephone Nigam, but...

The Prime Minister’s Office (PMO) has raised concerns regarding the purchase of GSM equipment by state-owned Mahanagar Telephone Nigam.

With a falling fixed-line subscriber base, Bharat Sanchar Nigam (BSNL) is now focusing on GSM services.