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    The Indian mobile phone industry experienced rapid growth in the early 2000s after the government introduced a new telecom policy in 1999 allowing private companies to enter the market. The number of mobile phone users increased from 10 million in 2002 to over 1.7 million new customers every year by mid-2005, fueled by strategies like free incoming calls and the introduction of CDMA services by Reliance in 2001 alongside existing GSM networks. This resulted in India having one of the fastest growing mobile phone markets in the world during this period.

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    The Indian mobile phone industry experienced rapid growth in the early 2000s after the government introduced a new telecom policy in 1999 allowing private companies to enter the market. The number of mobile phone users increased from 10 million in 2002 to over 1.7 million new customers every year by mid-2005, fueled by strategies like free incoming calls and the introduction of CDMA services by Reliance in 2001 alongside existing GSM networks. This resulted in India having one of the fastest growing mobile phone markets in the world during this period.

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    2.the Mobile Phone Industry

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    The Indian mobile phone industry experienced rapid growth in the early 2000s after the government introduced a new telecom policy in 1999 allowing private companies to enter the market. The number of mobile phone users increased from 10 million in 2002 to over 1.7 million new customers every year by mid-2005, fueled by strategies like free incoming calls and the introduction of CDMA services by Reliance in 2001 alongside existing GSM networks. This resulted in India having one of the fastest growing mobile phone markets in the world during this period.

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    THE INDIAN MOBILE PHONES INDUSTRY

    THE INDIAN MOBILE INDUSTRY


    In 1999, the Government of India announced a new telecom policy. This policy allowed unrestricted private entry into all service sectors. By 2001, the demand for mobile services was growing well. The number of mobile phones increased to 10 millions by the end of 2002.

    The strategy of free incoming calls fueled the growth of the industry in 2002. In the early 2000 s, India had two major types of mobile service operators-GSM and CDMA. The feature of GSM network services were nationwide network for pre-paid and post paid. 67% of the customers opted for prepaid services. CDMA was also known as wireless in local pool (WLL).

    WLL

    was divided into fixed and mobile.

    The mobile phones industry made a slow start in India in 1995 WLL had all the features and functions of GSM.
    Reliance was the first operator to offer CDMA services in India..

    In 2001, there were 18 GSM operators in India. In 2004, a major rift emerged between CDMA and GSM.
    By mid- 2005, the growth in sales of mobile phones in India was among the fastest in the world.

    It had an increase of 1.7 million customers every year.

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