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Rajendra Bansal

Rajendra Bansal, Principal, Rajendra BansalPrincipal
Rajendra Bansal
Member of the Telecommunications Council

Rajendra Bansal is a Freelance Consultant in the telecommunications space, advising companies based on his previous experience in the telecom sector. Previously, he was the Senior Vice President- at Reliance Infocomm Limited, a wireless carrier. He has more than 30 years of experience in the telecommunications and IT sector. Previously, he was an Indian telecom service officer at the Department of Telecom. He is experienced in the telecommunications and computers industry. He was responsible for the setup of ‘NOCC' for Indian National Satellite system in 1982. He has worked as a member of consultant team on Regional African Satellite Communication Project of ITU for the feasibility study of a Satellite Communication Network in the African Continent. He was responsible for planning, implementation, operations, and marketing for Value Added Services. He was also responsible for planning, implementation, expansion and operations of the Telecom Network Switching and Transport operations in Assam. (This is me - Update Profile)


Employment History
2006 - present Principal
Rajendra Bansal
2002 - 2006 Sr. Vice President
RELIANCE INFOCOMM LIMITED
2002 - 2006 Senior Vice President- Networks
Reliance Infocomm Ltd
1996 - 2002 General Manager
Department of Telecommunications
1991 - 1996 Dy. General Manager
Department of Telecommunications

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RCOM's Entry in GSM At Whose Cost | 10-02-2008
Analysis of: RCom soft launches GSM services | www.business-standard.com
Author: Rajendra Bansal, Principal, Rajendra Bansal

Reliance Communications a major or biggest CDMA Mobile player in India wish to switch over to GSM Mobile which is already almost saturated by existing 4-5 GSM players in each circle. Reliance GSM service is already operational in Grade 'C' 9 circles in Eastern States in India for more than 10 years....

Mobile Telephone Service in India - Who would be next to follow the exit sign? | 09-12-2008
Analysis of: Hot Pursuit | www.business-standard.com
Author: Rajendra Bansal, Principal, Rajendra Bansal

In India phased liberalization of telecom which was part of economic reforms in early nineties has changed the Government monopoly to oligopoly. This was stared with open of mobile (GSM) service in four metros Mumbai, Delhi, Kolcutta and Chennai in 1992 initially 2 players in each metro, which was subsequently...

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