Aug 14 (Reuters) - India's mobile phone customer base in June rose 0.51 percent, or a net 6
million, to reach 1.19 billion, data released by the country's telecoms regulator showed on
Monday.
Following is a table of mobile phone subscriptions in India, the world's second-biggest
wireless market by number of users, as of June 30.
COMPANY CHANGE (MLN) TOTAL USERS (MLN)
Bharti Airtel 2 280.6
Vodafone India 1 211.9
Idea Cellular 0.04 196.3
Reliance Jio 6 123.4
Bharat Sanchar Nigam 1 104.2
Aircel -0.4 90.3
Reliance Communications -1 81.3
Telenor -0.7 47.3
Tata Teleservices -1.7 43.7
Sistema Shyam TeleServices -0.2 4.1
MTNL -0.0003 3.6
NOTE:
* Active mobile subscribers in June were 1.19 billion
* Mobile connections per 100 people, or the tele-density of wireless subscribers, were 92.12
as of June 30. Mobile tele-density in urban areas was 167.97 compared with 57.31 in rural areas.
* In June, 5.88 million mobile subscribers opted to change their service providers through
mobile number portability. India is divided into 22 telecommunications service zones.
* Total broadband connections were 300.84 million, as of end-June. There were 282 million
broadband users through mobile phones and dongles, while 18.3 million were using broadband
through wirelines. Internet connections with a minimum download speed of 512 Kbps are considered
as broadband in India.
* The number of fixed-phone line subscribers dropped to 24 million by end-June from 24.16
million at the end of May.
* Including fixed-phone lines, India had 1.21 billion phone users as of June 30, or a total
tele-density of 93.98.
* Source text: http://bit.ly/2vTJr0J
(Compiled by Jessica Kuruthukulangara in Bengaluru; Editing by Sherry Jacob-Phillips)
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Keywords: INDIA TELECOMS/USERS