According to Airtel, its 5G service is now accessible in 3000 towns and cities throughout the nation. All of the important urban and rural areas in the nation, including Katra in Jammu, Kannur in Kerala, Patna in Bihar, Kanyakumari in Tamil Nadu, Itanagar in Arunachal Pradesh, and the Union territory of Daman and Diu, have unbounded access to Airtel 5G Plus service.
Bharti Airtel’s CTO, Randeep Sekhon, responded on the accomplishment by saying, “We’re pleased to reach significant portions of the country with the power of 5G. As we continue to add 30–40 new cities/towns every single day, our aim of connecting every town and important rural regions in India by September 2023 remains in place. Customers in India’s cities and rural areas are quickly adopting 5G.
Along the way, Airtel 5G Plus will revolutionise several industries, including education, healthcare, manufacturing, and more. It will function as the propeller for the next generation of digital connection.