Broadband in most parts of India is still oligopolistic with most of it controlled by in-efficient state owned bodies. From their current tarrifs it doesnt seem that they are in a mood to provide cheaper service. They may say 299Rs a Month, but for that yuo have a very low data transfer ceiling too! One movie, and thats exhausted.

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I understand that you are concerned about internet connectivity and its prices as of now but as soon as wi-fi services becomes available to residential homes, I think the prices of the ISP’s for 1 mbps will probably be lower than what they are today as the competition will begin fiercely because the infrastructure would already be established by then and ISP’s would like to capture the market as much as possible.

At the end of the day, there will be more choices available by each-and-every passing day.

Lets hope that things work out good for us.

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Ronak Shah.
WATConsultant.