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Hughes Tele subscriber base exceeds one lakh lines
By Our Staff Correspondent
MUMBAI, OCT. 1. Hughes Tele.com (India) (HTIL), fixed telephony
services provider in Maharashtra and Goa circles, has announced
that its customer base has exceeded one lakh lines spread over
ten cities in Maharashtra and Goa.
The ten cities include Mumbai, Navi Mumbai, Pune, Panjim, Nasik,
Nagpur, Ahmednagar, Kolhapur, Aurangabad, Sangli and some rural
and remote areas.The company also announced the launch of its
village public telephone (VPT) services in remote rural areas in
the Sinhagad valley of Pune district.
Mr. Prakesh Bajpai, president and CEO of HTIL, said, ``With the
end of the monsoons, we expect a rapid built-out of our network
and subscriber base along with a significant increase in the
number of VPTs commissioned during the next six months.''
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