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India's Data Is Too Cheap? Sunil Bharti Mittal Calls For Telecom Tariff Repair

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Are telecom services in India still too cheap? In an exclusive conversation with Rahul Kanwal, Bharti Enterprises Chairman Sunil Bharti Mittal argues that India already offers the world's most affordable mobile services and says tariff correction is necessary to fund future investments in digital infrastructure, 5G and eventually 6G. Rejecting concerns over limited competition, Mittal points to global telecom markets with just two or three major operators and insists that financially strong telecom companies are essential for India's digital future. He also argues that while low-income users…

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