The telecom companies are unable to pay salaries, and a turnaround seems impossible. A bail-out for employees would be cheaper than what the govt pumps in.
For all their colonial underpinnings, postcards from Hyderabad also inadvertently preserve a trace of local memory: a glimpse of a street, a face, a forgotten name.
Indian toymakers are now exploring new markets, but they want govt to negotiate a trade deal with US soon, introduce incentives and subsidies to make the industry more competitive.
The project is meant to be a ‘protective shield that will keep expanding’, the PM said. It is on the lines of the ‘Golden Dome’ announced by Trump, it is learnt.
Now that both IAF and PAF have made formal claims of having shot down the other’s aircraft in the 87-hour war in May, we can ask a larger question: do such numbers really matter?
When Pvt operator are taking lakhs of crore loan and then closing the business like Rcom,did any body question about their Loan?During Last 19 years BSNL has given more than 70000cr to govt as tax,licence fee ,Incometax and got the burdern of 4 lakhs employees from the govt…Person who are telling that govt is using Taxpayer money in BSNL should analysed properly before giving such statement.
BSNL MTNL overburdened mostly by it’s own age-old, unprofessional , unproductive & non-technical staff ,& they are paid hectic salaries for simply playing cards, chit chatting and smoking beedies. Judiciously , essential staff should be retained and unwanted staff may be sent with VRS. Right,really efficient, capable staff should be promoted and rewarded irrespective of reservation. The company must cultivate corporate culture and carry out businesses.
Not many might remember that MTNL and BSNL trade unions (along with all the Marxist parties) argued against any mobile network. They said that mobile phones would only benefit the rich and the poor could never afford them. Instead, they wanted to stay with land lines where it took years and lost of bribes to just get a telephone number. Today the vast majority of BSNL/MTNL revenue goes to pay employee salary and there are 10 times the number of employees than actually needed. For decades, groups of people like this have wasted enormous amounts of public money while keeping India from progressing forward.
DHFL, IL&FS को टैक्स पेयर्स का पैसे दिए जाते है तो ये लोगो का मुह में ताला लग जाता है। PSU कंपनी देश के विकास में अपना योगदान देते है। प्राइवेट कंपनी नही
100%right..No one is raising question when pvt company are getting benifits..
Consider how much good can be done by spending an additional 74,000 crores on India’s underfunded public healthcare system. How many poor children would benefit if hospitals in places like Muzaffarpur and Gorakhpur had more and better trained doctors and nurses, there was a sufficient stock of medicines and oxygen cylinders. At a time when there is such a severe resource crunch, the loss making PSUs – whose private competitors are fully able to service the market – should be the first to face budget cuts.
Taxpayers के पैसे private company को दिया जाता है तो ये लोग कहा रहते है। 10 लाख NPA है । सभी प्राइवेट कंपनी के पास टैक्सपेयर्स के पैसे है। क्या प्राइवेट कंपनी सरकार को डिवाइडेड देती है रिजर्व्ड फण्ड में योगदान देती है, बिकुल नही। येही BSNL AUR MTNL के INCOME से एक समय बजट में पूर्ण योगदान रहता था । अभी ONGC LIC HPCL NTPC ने रिजर्व्ड FUND से देश के विकास में योगदान दिया है
MTNL BSNL KO राजनीतिक सडयंत्र के तहत बर्बाद किया गया है। airtel idea jio 4 , 5 लाख करोड़ लोन है क्या ये टैक्सपेयर्स का पैसा नही है?
केवल सौ रईसों ने दबा रखे हैं बैंकों के 4.5 लाख करोड़ रुपए, RBI का नाम बताने से इनकार-https://www.jansatta.com/business/50-per-cent-npas-due-loans-taken-top-100-borrowers-rbi-refused-provide-details/1072500/
The telecom industry has changed beyond recognition since BSNL / MTNL – essentially landline operators – were set up. In what is almost completely a mobile dominated market, with even voice calls relegated to insignificance, these two firms have got left behind. At a time when the Vodafone group and Bharati are in serious trouble, what hope can there possibly be that pouring three quarters of a trillion of – obviously borrowed – funds will bring these entities roaring back to life. 2. If anything, this is the time to make a powerful statement by letting Air India go either private or bust, signalling to the world that the immensity of the fiscal challenge is being addressed effectively. Expect bond yields to harden, as the markets make their assessment of the macroeconomic situation. The patience of the rating agencies is not limitless either.
When Pvt operator are taking lakhs of crore loan and then closing the business like Rcom,did any body question about their Loan?During Last 19 years BSNL has given more than 70000cr to govt as tax,licence fee ,Incometax and got the burdern of 4 lakhs employees from the govt…Person who are telling that govt is using Taxpayer money in BSNL should analysed properly before giving such statement.
BSNL MTNL overburdened mostly by it’s own age-old, unprofessional , unproductive & non-technical staff ,& they are paid hectic salaries for simply playing cards, chit chatting and smoking beedies. Judiciously , essential staff should be retained and unwanted staff may be sent with VRS. Right,really efficient, capable staff should be promoted and rewarded irrespective of reservation. The company must cultivate corporate culture and carry out businesses.
But who will tie bell to the cat ?
Not many might remember that MTNL and BSNL trade unions (along with all the Marxist parties) argued against any mobile network. They said that mobile phones would only benefit the rich and the poor could never afford them. Instead, they wanted to stay with land lines where it took years and lost of bribes to just get a telephone number. Today the vast majority of BSNL/MTNL revenue goes to pay employee salary and there are 10 times the number of employees than actually needed. For decades, groups of people like this have wasted enormous amounts of public money while keeping India from progressing forward.
DHFL, IL&FS को टैक्स पेयर्स का पैसे दिए जाते है तो ये लोगो का मुह में ताला लग जाता है। PSU कंपनी देश के विकास में अपना योगदान देते है। प्राइवेट कंपनी नही
100%right..No one is raising question when pvt company are getting benifits..
Consider how much good can be done by spending an additional 74,000 crores on India’s underfunded public healthcare system. How many poor children would benefit if hospitals in places like Muzaffarpur and Gorakhpur had more and better trained doctors and nurses, there was a sufficient stock of medicines and oxygen cylinders. At a time when there is such a severe resource crunch, the loss making PSUs – whose private competitors are fully able to service the market – should be the first to face budget cuts.
Taxpayers के पैसे private company को दिया जाता है तो ये लोग कहा रहते है। 10 लाख NPA है । सभी प्राइवेट कंपनी के पास टैक्सपेयर्स के पैसे है। क्या प्राइवेट कंपनी सरकार को डिवाइडेड देती है रिजर्व्ड फण्ड में योगदान देती है, बिकुल नही। येही BSNL AUR MTNL के INCOME से एक समय बजट में पूर्ण योगदान रहता था । अभी ONGC LIC HPCL NTPC ने रिजर्व्ड FUND से देश के विकास में योगदान दिया है
MTNL BSNL KO राजनीतिक सडयंत्र के तहत बर्बाद किया गया है। airtel idea jio 4 , 5 लाख करोड़ लोन है क्या ये टैक्सपेयर्स का पैसा नही है?
केवल सौ रईसों ने दबा रखे हैं बैंकों के 4.5 लाख करोड़ रुपए, RBI का नाम बताने से इनकार-https://www.jansatta.com/business/50-per-cent-npas-due-loans-taken-top-100-borrowers-rbi-refused-provide-details/1072500/
The telecom industry has changed beyond recognition since BSNL / MTNL – essentially landline operators – were set up. In what is almost completely a mobile dominated market, with even voice calls relegated to insignificance, these two firms have got left behind. At a time when the Vodafone group and Bharati are in serious trouble, what hope can there possibly be that pouring three quarters of a trillion of – obviously borrowed – funds will bring these entities roaring back to life. 2. If anything, this is the time to make a powerful statement by letting Air India go either private or bust, signalling to the world that the immensity of the fiscal challenge is being addressed effectively. Expect bond yields to harden, as the markets make their assessment of the macroeconomic situation. The patience of the rating agencies is not limitless either.