Call Drops Problem

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  Sixty-Nine Percent of Respondents Experience Call Drops, Connection Problems on Most Days, Survey Reveals

  Sixty-nine percent of respondents in a survey revealed that they faced call drops and connection issues on any given day. The survey by Local Circles recorded 42,000 responses from citizens across 338 districts, revealing that a majority of users faced connection issues on a daily basis.

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  56% Indians Facing Call Drop Issues, 82% Doing This To Overcome It: Survey

  Around 56 per cent of respondents surveyed across India, covering 339 districts, shared that they are facing severe call drop and call connection problems, online platform LocalCircles said in a report on Monday.

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  Problem Of Call Drops In Urban Areas Largely resolved, Says Minister

  Union minister Sanjay Dhotre Saturday said the issue of call drops faced by mobile subscribers has been largely resolved in urban areas.

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  F1: Ricciardo Beats Vettel To Win 2018 Monaco GP Despite Engine Troubles

  Red Bull Racing's Daniel Ricciardo sealed a fantastic weekend with a win at the 2018 F1 Monaco Grand Prix. The Australian qualified at pole position on Saturday and was quick to retain his lead for the entire race at Monaco, despite some close calls from Sebastian Vettel of Ferrari, who finished second. Taking the last place on the podium was Merce...

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  TRAI Likely to Resume Call Drop Drive Tests This Month

  "Independent drive tests are going to begin. Actually, there was some gap (problem) which has been removed...they should start probably from this month on."

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  Call Drops Cannot Be Completely Eradicated: Telecom Minister

  He added that the government and the telecom regulator TRAI are taking all possible steps with the help of telecom operators to address the problem of call drops.

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  Many Telecom Operators Have Executed 100-Day Call Drop Plan, Says COAI

  "There is substantial reduction in call drop problem now," Rajan S. Mathews said ahead of Communications Minister Manoj Sinha's November 1 meeting

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  Call Drop Situation Will Be Resolved in 3-4 Months: Sinha

  "We will resolve the problem of call drops. In next 3-4 months we will see some positive results," Sinha told the Lok Sabha.

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  Call Drops Situation To Be Improved In 3-4 Months: Government

  There will be positive results in the next 3-4 months in addressing the problem of call drops, Telecom Minister Manoj Sinha told the Lok Sabha today, while expressing commitment to get rid of the "black spot".

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  Call Drop Problem Improving, Says Telecom Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad

  Union Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad today said that the call drop problem was improving with various telecom companies installing 1.24 lakh towers to mitigate the issue.

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  Call Drops: Videocon Telecom Says Efforts on to Resolve Problem

  Videocon Telecom's Director and CEO Arvind Bali added that operators will continue with their efforts to improve their services to resolve the problem of call drops.

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  'Drop Notion That 'His' Terrorist Is Not 'My' Terrorist': PM Narendra Modi

  Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday said the Brussels attacks had illustrated how real and immediate is the threat to nuclear security from terror and made a strong call for "genuine cooperation" between countries. "Drop the notion that terrorism is someone else's problem and that 'his' terrorist is not 'my' terrorist," he said at a White Hous...

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  Opposition Targets Government In Lok Sabha On 'Call Drops'

  A combined opposition today targeted the government on the issue of call drops saying the problem continued unabated despite efforts, as the government maintained that "stringent measures" have been put in place to check the problem at the earliest.

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  29,000 New Mobile Towers Installed To Check Call Drops: Telecom Minister

  A total of 29,000 new telecom towers were installed by private telecom operators across the country after government took strong exception to the problem of call drops, Telecom Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad said today.

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  Mobile Operators Should Ensure Their Services are Good: Ravi Shankar Prasad

  Asking mobile operators to improve infrastructure and address the call drop issue, Union Telecom minister Ravi Shankar Prasad today said providing good quality services is "their responsibility and they should do it".