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  BSNL's new service steals the show from Jio and Airtel Fiber, offers free OTT, HD channels

  Technology | December 03, 2024 13:36 IST

  BSNL has partnered with Skypro to offer an extensive range of channels, OTT, and various other value-added services through its state-of-the-art IPTV platform. This service is available free of cost to BSNL's FTTH customers.

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  BSNL challenges Jio's dominance, to bring Live TV service soon as an alternative to JioTV+

  Technology | November 06, 2024 10:03 IST

  BSNL Live TV is currently being tested in Madhya Pradesh and Tamil Nadu. The company will soon launch the service across the country in phases. Here’s how it differs from JioTV+.

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  BSNL Live TV service under testing in THIS state: Here's how you can use it

  Technology | September 09, 2024 13:28 IST

  BSNL Live TV is currently under testing and available to BSNL FTTH subscribers. During testing, users will not be charged extra for this service and they don't even need to change their plan. Here are all the details you need to know.

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  Nokia to extend its fiber broadband equipment manufacturing in India: Know-more

  Technology | February 09, 2023 14:18 IST

  Nokia is the leader in FTTx (Fiber to the X) solutions across the world and is innovating rapidly in order to introduce next-generation PON (Passive Optical Network) solutions. Nokia said that it has planned the production of PON OLTs in the Indian manufacturing unit located in South India.

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  Diet rich in fiber may check onset of diabetes

  Lifestyle | March 28, 2017 19:07 IST

  A diet rich in high-fiber foods -- such as fruits, vegetables, legumes and whole grains -- encourage the production of short-chain fatty acids that are beneficial for the immune system and may help protect against the onset of Type 1 diabetes, a stud

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  Is Internet on the brink of collapse? The web could reach its limit in eight years, warn scientists

  May 04, 2015 16:12 IST

  The Internet is heading towards a 'capacity crunch' and could reach its limit in just eight years, say scientists.The cables and fibre optics that relay information to our laptops, smartphones and tablets will have reached