Indus Towersâ Africa expansion echoes Indiaâs broader vision of transforming homegrown champions into global infrastructure leaders. Indus Towers, Indiaâs largest passive telecom infrastructure provider, has approved its entry into African markets, beginning with Nigeria, Uganda, and Zambia. The move marks a strategic step towards international diversification, leveraging its anchor relationship with Bharti Airtel and a...
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DoT seeks to hasten approval process for infra, cable rollout
To remove bottlenecks in permissions from authorities for rolling out networks, Department of Telecom (DoT) has mooted uniform rules and single window clearance system of approvals.
Experience and expertise
Indus Towers, the worldĂÂŽs largest telecom tower company, has announced the appointment of Bimal Dayal as the Chief Executive Officer-Designate with immediate effect.
Connecting rural India
Telecom infrastructure in India has been largely affected by various factors, making the erection of telecom facilities expensive. The telecom ministry is considering a range of options including grants and concessions
Analysis: The future of scalability lies in sharing
The telecom towers business in India is lucrative with long-term growth prospects. Due to increasing penetration of advanced technologies in the market, and as telecom operators are seeking to tap into further opportunities that 3G and BwA rollouts have initiated



