Mobility required while on move !
The mobility business is so over-whelmed by profit factor that seldom any operator pays any heed to the actual need of mobile end-user in general. Today, Assam is no more a category-C license area, but very lucrative business generating state with ARPU ( average revenue per user), a term used by telcos to analyze revenue against RoI(return on investment), at-par with many high revenue states. This is the reason why besides Airtel, Aircel, BSNL, Tata, Reliance ( these 2 companies are venturing into pan-india dual technology launch of GSM besides CDMA), Vodafone many new entrants are in pipe-line to do mobile business in Assam and whole North-East, namely IDEA, Loop, Datacom, Shyam, MTS, Unitech etc. are either in the phase of launch or waiting for spectrum allocation by Govt.
But, while travelling by road or rail actual coverage by private operators are some what better than incumbent BSNL, but not satisfactorily. Especially, the data transfer rate by almost all operator is very less in GPRS technology, so the business person on move feels cheated on what they were promised and what they get is quite different. Coming to general voice coverage on move, it is really painful to see virtually no signal while on board to bus, train and trying to get connected is really very tough.
So, it is high time that besides making profit from subscriber, operators spend some money back on providing continuous signals to mobile users while on move. This will make the mobility not only affordable to all, but in true sense end-user will be very happy to guaranteed mobility on move.
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As meeting with the customers makes them one step closer towards solving their problem, the BSNL Nagaon has arranged one such customer meet on 23 March’10 in the...
The theatre regime continues to enthrall Nagaon crowd with variety plays each comprising diffferent aspect of life in it. The latest to join the band-wagon here are 'Rajshree Theatre' which is going to host 3 days show from March 25 at local Nehru Bali field. The play to be enacted includes Champak Sarmah's 'Bali', Jiten Sarmah's 'Saraighat' and Hemant Dutt's 'Sapanur Phool'. The music will be composed by Vijaylaxmi-Hemant Thakuria duo.
The mobile theatre troupes are now only entertaining urban crowds but they are immense popular in remote sub-urban towns, taluka etc. As they are not having opportunity to enjoy each prominent troupe like district head-quarters, their enthusiasm as well as love towards up-coming theatre troupe can only be felt in shows being organised in remote location of Assam. To justify the need to reach up-to last miles, the Dimaruguri area on the outskirt of Nagaon town is going to witness "Bhagyadevi Theatre" for 3 days beginning on 17 March'10. Abhinav group presented surrounding theatre lovers are going to enjoy three different play each evening with actor Rajkumar as lead cast.
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If the pre-valentine evening is witnessed by Nagaon music lovers as 'KK-Aangraag' extravaganza, the mood continues with much creativity being assured in the form of complete entertainment involving every form of art in theatre by none other than "Aawahan" on February 16-14. It has three play in its basket namely Pabitra Kr Deka's 'Bhul Nubujhiba Bhupen da', Abhidit Bhattacharya's musical 'Suranjana' and Munin Barua's 'Ras'. The 'Aawahan Theatre' shows is organised in association with local 'Antaraj Sanskritik Gosthi', Nagaon.
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The Bhogali Bihu celebration has continued in Nagaon with series of theatre groups are ready to not only entertain the local crowd but make them part of their own experience through enacting on stories based upon Assamese tradition. Just with the feel of spring season in late January month most awaited troup ‘Kohinoor Theatre’ is here in Nagaon Nehru Bali field northern end going to show 3 days with three different play beginning on 28 January’10 till 30 January evening.
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