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Indian Internet Prices and Savings Before 2014 : ₹250 per GB After 2014 : ₹10 per GB Today Indians use nearly 1 GB everyday Had it been pre-2014 prices, it would've costed ₹7,500 per month instead of just ₹299 per month today

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Atul Pal2 年前

Only a vishvaguru can compare technology upgrades as monetary benefits to fool people around 😄 These people are not aware of ARPU (average revenue per user). Which has actually increased as compared to 2014.

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Sandip Bhadra2 年前

Amazing So do it on gas cylinder

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Karthik Reddy2 年前

@SandipBhad77447 Sure.

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Manu🇮🇳🇮🇳2 年前

I am from telecom, Modi has destroyed BSNL/MTNL. Almost 12 telecom companies shut in Modi Era. The staggering amount of losses to banks is approx ₹6 Trillions. The losses to govt revenue is approx ₹2 Trillions. Due to low prices,even the monopoly in telecom operators are in huge losses.

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Vishweshwar Raste2 年前

Do u know, Indians have indirectly paid ₹ 5 lakh cr via losses of all telecom companies Via #Jio #Reliance #Ambani monopoly pricing and practices 🤔

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Sherlin Raj2 年前

Before 2004 mobile phone charges 10rs even for incoming calls; but before 2014 even outgoing calls are made as free. Will u give credit to Manmohan Singh? These are technology growth; before 2014 iPhone itself 2G which works on less internet bandwidth; now it’s in 6G era 🤪🤦‍♂️

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John Samuel (Team RG)🇮🇳2 年前

So you survive by eating 1 GB everyday...?

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The Beat2 年前

In 2014 iPhone has 8MP camera. In 2024 iPhone has 48MP camera. Than you Modiji!!

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Ganesh Kumar2 年前

Even in Pakistan, Bangladesh and many other countries the prices are pretty much the same. It has significantly come down from what it was 10 years ago because of technological advancements in the Telecommunication industry. Don't tell me Modi is the reason for cheap data even in Pakistan and Bangladesh too.

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Savage 33 Gowdas2 年前

That is where what’s up university graduates increased and youths spoiled their carrier

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