Pakistan Telecommunication Company Ltd (PTCL) after privatization is a privately run organization, which follows private sector practices for the betterment of its employees. The current announcement by the Government of Pakistan for the raise of salaries by 50% does not apply to PTCL. However, keeping in mind the inflation and employees’ well being, PTCL has [...]
Continue reading...26 August 2010
Pakistan Telecommunication Company Ltd (PTCL) has launched its bill collection at Ufone Customer Services Centers (UCSC) to facilitate its valued customers. This new facility would be in addition to already existing 84 bill collection points, operating through various one stop shops, walk in centres/revenue offices of PTCL in various cities of the country. Muhammed Nematullah [...]
Continue reading...15 August 2010
Pakistan Telecommunication Company Limited (PTCL) has launched EVO 3G Nitro, the fastest EVDO RevB wireless broadband with speeds up to 9.3mbps. With this launch, Pakistan has become the first country in the world to provide this service commercially. EVO 3G Nitro has revolutionised the three simple steps to High speed On-the-Go connectivity, Just Plug in—Click—Connect [...]
Continue reading...10 August 2010
Mobile Telecom operators have undertaken the most challenging job of restoring Telecom infrastructure in the cities of KP which have been the worst hit cities in all the four provinces. Punjab is the next flood hiot province where infrastructure damage is maximum. The operators initiated maintenance work and repaired a total of 43 Base Station [...]
Continue reading...10 August 2010
Pakistan Telecommunication Company Ltd (PTCL) has cautioned its customers against tricksters who hoodwink people in the name of offering lucrative prizes and end up defaming the company. PTCL has taken strong exception and distances itself from such developments.. According to a Press Release, This is just a scam to swindle innocent people and anybody who [...]
Continue reading...6 August 2010
Prime Minister Syed Yusuf Raza Gilani said it is responsibility of the government and civil society to join hands to help people stranded in flood hit areas. The Prime Minister was talking to Chief Executive Officer PTCL Walid Irshad and UFone’s President and CEO Abdul Aziz who presented donation cheques of Rs. 40 million and [...]
Continue reading...3 August 2010
Flood devastated areas of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa are not only facing acute shortage of drinking water and food items but they are without any telecommunication facility for the last one week. Locals in Nowshera, Charsadda, and adjoining areas have complained that the mobile telephone companies who had been earning billions of rupees from the Province are [...]
Continue reading...29 July 2010
The government is reportedly making it mandatory for the cellular companies to procure systems to curb grey traffic and channelisation of monetary transaction with foreign operations through the State Bank of Pakistan. Incoming international telephony traffic generates a financial premium over the cost of conveying and terminating such traffic into Pakistan. According to the provisions [...]
Continue reading...23 July 2010
The ongoing controversy between the top bureaucrats of the Ministry of Information Technology and PM Adviser on Information Technology Sardar Latif Khosa took a new turn when the latter accused the top bureaucrats of the ministry of corruption. In a letter accompanying his resignation, which he sent to President Asif Ali Zaradri, Sardar Latif Khosa [...]
Continue reading...18 July 2010
Etisalat International Pakistan (EIP) is likely to send $100 million as profits to the United Arab Emirates in 2010-11, reveals a document available with The News. It sent back about $475 million during previous three years, which is about one fifth of the price it paid for PTCL, since taking over the management of the company, according to the data in the document.
Continue reading...16 July 2010
Pakistan Telecommunication Company Ltd (PTCL) has cut its setting up charges for the fresh PSTN telephone links to Rs. 500 for every NTC commercial and residential clients. The customers who need to have PTCL landline connection would now have to pay only Rs.500 compare to earlier charges of Rs.750. SEVP Commercial Naveed Saeed believed that [...]
Continue reading...13 July 2010
This quarter’s Pakistan Telecommunications Report sees a revision to ARPU and broadband forecasts following YE09 data published by operators and the Pakistan Telecommunications Authority (PTA). In addition, we have paid attention to developments occurring in the regulatory section, of which there have been a number of changes. The broadband market continues to be dominated by [...]
Continue reading...4 July 2010
Pakistan Telecommunication Company Limited (PTCL) has failed to upgrade its copper wire with fibre for its service launched two years back in 2008 under the brand name of “PTCL Smart”, an official said on Saturday. PTCL has invested huge funds on the advertising campaign for the service, but did not focus on the technical limitations [...]
Continue reading...29 June 2010
Following directions of PTA, PTCL has already embarked upon the ambitious plan of shifting fixed line phone numbers from 7 to 8 digits and the official and unofficial phone numbers of Karachi and Lahore have already been shifted from 7 to 8 digits. It is worthy to mention here that Digit “3” has been added [...]
Continue reading...23 June 2010
Following complaints of sacrilegious material of various websites,Justice Mazher Iqbal Sidhu of the Bahawalpur Bench of Lahore High Court directed Pakistan Telecommunication Authority (PTA) to immediately block nine websites.The websites which have been ordered to shut down include Yahoo, MSN, Hotmail, YouTube, Google, Islam Exposed, In The Name Of Allah, Amazon and Bing. It is [...]
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31 August 2010
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