It made Tk 106.7 crore in 2024’s Q1, up from Tk 42 crore in 2023’s Q1
It will take at least 2 to 3 days to resume the connection
Telecom operators and experts in Bangladesh yesterday demanded restructuring taxation in the sector, arguing that the rates in place are not only limiting the sector’s growth, but also potentially hindering the implementation of “Smart Bangladesh”.
Both public and private websites registered under the “dotbd” domain regained accessibility after Bangladesh Telecommunications Company Ltd (BTCL) resolved the technical glitch
There are nearly 40,000 government and private sites registered under the .bd domain managed by Bangladesh Telecommunications Company Ltd (BTCL), and users have been unable to access thousands of them, due to a 'technical glitch' since morning today
Bangalees are well known for their unparalleled gift of gab. Our love for chatting is unique and deeply rooted in our culture. Whether it is at the corner shop or continuing in marathon phone calls that defy the laws of time and data plans, we Bangalees are the true pioneers of telephonic verbos
Mobile phone makers also demand stability in tax policy
Some customers of Teletalk will be able to use Banglalink’s network from today as part of a ‘pre-commercial launch’ of national roaming services, bringing relief to subscribers of the state-run operator whose network is hamstrung by weak power backup.
The directorate serves show-cause notice on the e-commerce platform
The harmful radiation emanating from mobile phone towers in Bangladesh is considerably lower than the safety levels set by international bodies
Terzioğlu believes it is very important for the government and private companies to focus on accelerating growth in the telecom industry
Mobile operators in Bangladesh are introducing a series of Internet of Things (IoT) aimed at providing solutions
The goods will help in ensuring safe home, office and transportation
According BTRC data, out of 18.96 crore mobile subscribers, 10.05 crore use 4G as of October,
The internet subscriber base in Bangladesh declined for the first time in nine months in October due to a drop in mobile internet subscribers.
The state-run Bangladesh Submarine Cables PLC (BSCPLC), which connects Bangladesh to the world through undersea cable for the internet, blocked bandwidth supply by around 25 percent last night.
Banglalink yesterday made a payment to government coffers which partially accedes to Bangladesh Telecommunication Regulatory Commission’s (BTRC) claim of dues based on an audit for the 1996-2019 period.