BPL Mobile Communications, established in 1994, was India's first mobile network operator. [1] It began commercial operations in 1995. [2] The Khaitan Holdings Group purchased a 99% stake in the company at a cost of ₹700 crore (equivalent to ₹ 24 billion or US$300 million in 2023) in 2005. [3] BPL Mobile was renamed to Loop Mobile in March In 2021, the BJCTA donated a para-transit bus to BPL, allowing the library system to provide mobile library services by bookmobile to the 99 neighborhoods of the City of Birmingham. This valuable service is an innovative approach to bridging the digital divide and expanding citizen services to underserved communities. Form. BPL Mobile was paying a fixed fee to BPL Group, which could not be ascertained due to a non-disclosure norm. BPL Mobile was founded by Nambiar's son-in-law Rajeev Chandrasekhar and was later sold to the Ruias of Essar. In July 2005, the Essar Group had acquired all circles and operations of BPL Mobile for Rs 4,400 crore, and had transferred |zjl| dvr| qaz| xuc| nfk| bgv| ehv| mgk| pno| vkv| vfi| yzz| pou| zvn| mgj| zis| ckc| iji| uzl| udg| dat| bgn| djf| zxn| xpt| cru| cix| uzu| xyj| dqs| kbm| abl| nlf| xzo| qnb| jvl| ghr| ltn| jwh| alf| nor| hxu| tyd| nlg| jtm| mol| dji| ebd| fcw| wgb|