I am stuck up because of academic reasons; hence the highly irregular and erratic postings here.
All the more there is nothing “serious” happening over Broadband. Although, Airtel is still crowing about the new “unlimited plans” with Fair Usage Policy.
I have to reiterate here that Fair Usage Policy (FUP) is ILLEGAL. There is nothing mandated by TRAI on this issue and some one has to screw their happiness on that.
File a RTI application and get to know the things. My previous application is either decided ex parte or perhaps not been put up to CIC. Let’s see how it works out.
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To,
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