Bharti Airtel: Indian telecom company Bharti Airtel has announced that it has added more than 1 crore 5G users in three circles. Airtel has added 5.9 million i.e. about 59 lakh 5G users in Tamil Nadu, 3 million i.e. about 30 lakh in Gujarat, 1.2 million i.e. about 12 lakh in Jammu and Kashmir and Ladakh. While giving information about this data on Tuesday, Airtel said that it has started 5G service in all the cities and districts of Tamil Nadu, Gujarat and Jammu, Kashmir and Ladakh.
More than 1 crore users in 3 circles
Airtel has recorded a significant increase in the number of 5G users in Tamil Nadu, Gujarat, Jammu, Kashmir and Ladakh in the last 6 months. The company said about this that they have provided very good 5G network and connectivity facilities in all the areas of these three circles, due to which the number of their users is continuously increasing.
Talking about Gujarat, Airtel continues to roll out its 5G service from Vadodara to the famous pilgrimage sites of Dwarka and Somnath as well as tourist attractions like Gir National Park and the Statue of Unity.
Talking about Jammu and Kashmir and Ladakh, there are tourist attractions ranging from Mubarak Mandi Palace to the famous pilgrimage site Vaishno Devi Temple as well as tourist attractions like Patnitop, Dal Lake, Zanskar Valley, Pangong Lake, Sangam, Magnetic Hill, Hall of Fame, Diskit and Airtel has expanded its 5G network to centers across India, and is continuously expanding it.
30 lakh 5G users in Mumbai also
Apart from all this, Airtel has also crossed the number of 3 million i.e. about 30 lakh 5G users in Mumbai. Let us tell you that the biggest company to compete with Airtel in terms of 5G network is Jio. Both of them are expanding 5G network across the country. Both Airtel and Jio are providing free unlimited 5G service to their users with some selected plans so that they can get used to 5G speed.
However, according to some reports, Jio and Airtel may soon stop the free 5G service and launch 5G plans. In such a situation, it is expected that the rates of 4G plans may increase.
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