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India’s exports jump 29.9% to $89.99 billion in October; overall trade deficit narrows 6/24 on debut! Mahli Beardman rips through England as Australia take 1-0 lead SpiceJet board to consider fundraising proposal on November 18 ‘Very disappointed’: IOC backs call for clean IOA elections after PT Usha flags irregularities India suffer second-biggest ODI defeat; lose fourth ODI to NZ by 244 runs Raj Thackeray accuses BJP of stirring conflict over Chhath Puja, manufacturing fear Airtel’s Sunil Mittal bats for ₹350 monthly mobile tariffs per user, says current rates too low PM Modi Inaugurates Bengaluru Metro’s Pink Line, Takes Ride With DK Shivakumar Speeding SUV On Fire After 6-Vehicle Chain-Reaction Crash In Mumbai “Rollout In 2030, A Sensing Network”: Sunil Mittal To NDTV On 6G

India’s exports jump 29.9% to $89.99 billion in October; overall trade deficit narrows6/24 on debut! Mahli Beardman rips through England as Australia take 1-0 leadSpiceJet board to consider fundraising proposal on November 18‘Very disappointed’: IOC backs call for clean IOA elections after PT Usha flags irregularitiesIndia suffer second-biggest ODI defeat; lose fourth ODI to NZ by 244 runsRaj Thackeray accuses BJP of stirring conflict over Chhath Puja, manufacturing fearAirtel’s Sunil Mittal bats for ₹350 monthly mobile tariffs per user, says current rates too lowPM Modi Inaugurates Bengaluru Metro’s Pink Line, Takes Ride With DK ShivakumarSpeeding SUV On Fire After 6-Vehicle Chain-Reaction Crash In Mumbai“Rollout In 2030, A Sensing Network”: Sunil Mittal To NDTV On 6G

Airtel’s Sunil Mittal bats for ₹350 monthly mobile tariffs per user, says current rates too low

viaHindustan Times51m ago

Mittal said a monthly average of ₹350 would still leave India with “by far the cheapest” mobile tariffs anywhere in the world.

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