Yeah broadband is not a very serious issue but if i will start discussing the serious issues here on TE... TE servers will run out of space... Coz the issues list wud b so huge that TE servers wont b able to handle it lol...HailStonE said:I am sure broadband is not such a serious issue for masses that they will be inclined for a revolt, though there are always other important issues..
HailStonE said:I am sure broadband is not such a serious issue for masses that they will be inclined for a revolt, though there are always other important issues..
ExactlyAman27deep said:10% people use 90% of the bandwidth. 90% are happy with their plans, as they are the more companies do not care. Believe this, more than half of the airtel users do not even know that FUP exists.
Until people are educated about broadband, nothing will happen.
Yes everyone is corrupt - you, me, everyone. These politicians are from the same society as ours, they didn't come from some other country.Hades. said:This is everyone's dream ... but i think its never gonna happen in india... Here everyone is corrupt... from president to ministers... They take bribe, they want bribe, and they will always depend on bribe... They just think about themselves... Not about country or anything... I think we have to take a step like Egyptians if we wanna see any progress in india...
Why do we forget? And why do we scream afterwards if all we do is forget?multi said:democracy omg wht r u saying :ashamed:
just some media showing few day prime time coverage for such things , it will get noticed & we democratic citizens forget another day .
& our this billion citizens our jokers whether its politician or media keep creating issues from corruption / snakes /stones blah blah ..... breaking news .....
heavy TRPs , why our jokers need such issue which whole countrymen not listen or get them eyecandy towards channels or votes in election :ashamed:
our country is driven by god , I wish one day these media find some connection btw this mbps speed & our god , that day might these jokers can do something towards it :clap:
Care to put some light on this please?Hades. said:Yeah broadband is not a very serious issue but if i will start discussing the serious issues here on TE... TE servers will run out of space... Coz the issues list wud b so huge that TE servers wont b able to handle it lol...
The government had all the time in the world after independence to make India a developed country but the thing "Democracy" just ruined everything instead of doing any good...
Mephistopheles said:Yes everyone is corrupt - you, me, everyone. These politicians are from the same society as ours, they didn't come from some other country.
Care to put some light on this please?
I fear your knowledge of our countries history after 1947 is not adequate to make that statement, but if I'm wrong I'd like to know what makes you feel so and in what ways do you think India could have done better.
Internet connectivity isnt a huge problem in a country with problems like ours, and 95% of the population dont really care about high speeds and FUP limits, rather most dont care about Internet itself as they have better things to worry about. For eg. Earning enough to feed themselves and have a shelter to sleep under etc. People like us demanding better internet plans are a minute minority.
Well said,worth sharing on twiiterthetoxicmind said:^ Yeah, that's the blessed truth. damn shame, init?
Bright idea -> Competition -> Corruption = Politics -> Compensation - > Idea down the drain :|
Wasn't it the same story with the kings ruling over different states before the British invasion? Were people happy all over India then? Most probably, Indians will never be a happy, ever. Greed, corruption and dishonesty is so much ingrained in the majority that it would be an impossible task for even God (if there is one) to do a miracle and change the mindsets of the population here.Hades. said:It has been almost 65Yrs since our country became Independent... But our country is still not considered as a developed country... Why becoz of our "Infamous" politicians... So many parties came in power since 1947 but no party did the job the way they shud have done... And i really hate to hear that "Britishers took away every precious thing which used to belong to Indians, if they wudn't have done that thing then India wud not have been in the state it is right now"... The reason india is still a developing country is bcoz of corrupt politicians... They are even worst then Britishers... Atleast britishers used to love cleanliness and when they were ruling India they used to clean roads wid water... And if u'll look at roads now u'll find nothing but pot holes and dirt... And whenever a President of another country comes here to visit India... and to see India... Indian Ministers all of a sudden becomes active and they tell the contractors to just repair the roads from where the president's car will pass by... So that the president who has come here wudn't b able to see the truth... But for ppl they wud never repair the roads even if ppl are dying bcoz of pot holes... They wud only repair if election are near so that they can tell ppl that what they have done just to get votes...
P.S: India is in this state only and only bcoz of Politicians... And No innocent people are responsible for it...
@hades: My presumption was correct it seems, it will take a long post from me to explain what I meant from my previous post, and also to tell you where you're wrong but that will derail the discussion at hand, also Im feeling lazy.
6pack said:Greed, corruption and dishonesty is so much ingrained in the majority that it would be an impossible task for even God (if there is one) to do a miracle and change the mindsets of the population here.
YOU will need to pray that your connection works, with YOU broadband. Their reliability is unmatched, quite literally! :|pranaywhiz said:Got a pamphlet today in the newspaper. YOU broadband wants to give lifetime broadband for Rs.2499 plus tax and installation and cable rent(?) and delivers "high" speed of upto 64kbps during the day and upto 96kbps during the night time. This "amazing" offer is available only till the end of this month.
And the pamphlet says in huge letters: INTERNET UNCHAINED!
Punker said:Well founder of Hayai broadband is on another forum and according to him service will be started in Noida first then Delhi and then in other cities....He also told that rates will be like Rs.10/GB.....
raksrules said:Buddy, dont be too optimistic about hayai. All the hype that was created has settled down now and i dont see any ray of hope in near future of this service launching. These guys (or specifically he Mcgarley) did mention that infrastructure is in place but that is going on for last 1+ year and hayai is still to see the light of day.
It will be.raksrules said:Really ?? :O
He always told Mumbai will be first
Sadly it's too expensive to do that properly at the moment based on all the costs, especially in the price range most people would want it at.rgsilent said:We should have a bare minimum of 2mbps a month unlimited plans. Speed coupled with fup, crap service and frequent disconnections is really annoying and shouldn't be happening in freaking 2011.
Punker said:Guys refer this thread Hayai Broadband Launch in India...Guy is explaining each and everything and according to him they won't be launching 512 kbps or 256 kbps plans and Rs.700(including tax) for 30GB (Hayai lite packs).....
Punker said:Ahmedabad is quite high on the list already. It's also favourable because there is little competition there.
At the moment Delhi is beginning to be implemented - the finer details of the infrastructure are being worked out already, so it's a good chance that Mumbai and Delhi (well... Noida I think is where it's going to start first) will launch simultaneously (but shhhhhhhh, that information hasn't even come up on the fortnightly conference call yet).
Just to avoid confusion, the fair usage policy is centered more on reasonable use of the network (according to the plan you've subscribed to), rather than any particular number.Punker said:And I'm also happy to say that our wholesale pricing will fall - new retail prices will be released when we're ready but I can say almost certainly that we've hit our goal of Rs10/GB including tax, so if you use 100GB @ 100mbit/s, your bill should be around Rs1500-1600 inc tax (whether you're on post-pay or pre-pay).
This also means that our "guidelines" for the flat-rate plans will change - prices will probably remain the same but instead of recommending about 150GB for 2499 it'll probably be closer to 250GB - or the price might fall to Rs1999 and the amount would be 200GB or so. Keep in mind this isn't a fair-usage policy, this would simply be our recommendation for which flat-rate plan you should choose, based upon the usage you estimate for us. Of course you can use more, but to do so consistantly would probably prompt us to give you a call and suggest that you change to a higher-speed plan (our Fair Usage Policy will continue to remain something like this: 2degrees - fairusepolicy)
Source - Hayai Broadband Pricing
Again, that's been a me problem, and, at least for the past few months, not any problem with infrastructure or anything like that. Things change, our original launch date was too ambitious - I made a mistake, I've moved on, all the while tweaking and improving the offering so that it will blow you away. Look forward to a TV ad in a few months.6pack said:hayai bb looks like vaporware to me still now. i know that guy mc garley did answer a lot of questions here and on another broadband forum, but it hasn't yet taken off after all this hype. i'll believe all that hype when i see ads in the newspapers or see hayai start their services in reality.