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  BSNL has introduced a breakthrough feature allowing users to make voice calls even without a traditional mobile network. The service leverages Wi-Fi Calling (VoWiFi) technology, enabling seamless connectivity through any Wi-Fi network when cellular signals are weak or unavailable.  This innovation is set to enhance communication in remote and rural areas, ensuring uninterrupted voice services across India. With this step, BSNL strengthens its commitment to digital inclusion and technological advancement in the telecom sector.

  In a significant boost to India's telecom sector, the government has decided to allocate an additional ₹6,000 crore for the expansion of Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited’s (BSNL) 4G services. This move is part of the government's ongoing efforts to strengthen the state-run telecom operator and enhance connectivity in rural and remote areas. The fresh funding will help BSNL accelerate its 4G rollout using indigenous technology, reducing dependence on foreign vendors. This expansion is expected to improve network quality, increase data speeds, and provide a competitive edge against private telecom operators. With this additional investment, BSNL aims to bridge the digital divide and contribute to the government’s vision of "Atmanirbhar Bharat" (Self-Reliant India) in the telecom sector. The move also lays the groundwork for BSNL’s eventual transition to 5G services in the near future.

  In a major technological leap, Indian telecom giants Jio, BSNL, and Airtel have introduced a groundbreaking feature allowing users to make calls using any available network, even when their own SIM signal is lost. This is made possible through the implementation of a feature known as "National Roaming Interoperability." The feature ensures seamless connectivity by allowing users to latch onto other telecom networks when their primary network is unavailable. For instance, a Jio user in a remote area with no Jio signal can now utilize the Airtel or BSNL network to make urgent calls. This innovation enhances reliability during emergencies and is expected to benefit people living in rural areas, travelers, and professionals who require consistent communication. The initiative also strengthens India's telecom infrastructure by fostering collaboration among service providers. To activate this feature, users need to ensure their handsets support multi-network roaming and follo...