BSNL to start 5G services in 2024: Union Telecom Minister
"Entire Odisha will be covered by 5G services in 2 years. Today, 5G services have been launched in Bhubaneswar and Cuttack", the telecom minister said while speaking at the launch of 5G services of Jio and Airtel in Odisha

BSNL to start 5G services in 2024: Union Telecom Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw | Image credit: Wikipedia
The government-owned BSNL will launch 5G services in 2024, according to Union Telecom Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw.
A consortium led by TCS and C-DOT has been chosen by BSNL to roll out its 4G network, which will be upgraded to 5G in around a year after the order is placed under the deal.
"BSNL will start 5G services in 2024," Vaishnaw said while speaking to reporters here.
He was speaking on the sidelines of an event to launch 5G services of Jio and Airtel in Odisha. Vaishnaw along with Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan launched the services.
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"Entire Odisha will be covered by 5G services in 2 years. Today, 5G services have been launched in Bhubaneswar and Cuttack," the telecom minister said.
Prior to January 26, he promised to introduce 5G services throughout the state.
According to Vaishnaw, the Modi administration has set aside Rs 5,600 crore to improve the state's telecom connectivity.
"100 towers for 4G services covering 100 villages in Odisha have been launched today," he said.
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"The Modi government has sanctioned a total of Rs 5,600 crore for telecom services in Odisha in 2022-23 fiscal, and 5G services will be launched in the state before the Republic Day celebrations on January 26, 2023,” he added.
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