Nepal Telecom’s launch of 3G services in Sangta village marks a critical step toward digital inclusion in remote Nepalese regions. By overcoming logistical challenges and leveraging solar-powered infrastructure, NTC is enhancing communication access for residents and visitors alike. This move lays the groundwork for future 4G expansion, fostering economic growth and connectivity in underserved areas.
Nepal Telecom has launched 4G services in the remote Lulang area of Dhaulagiri Rural Municipality-02, expanding high-speed mobile coverage as part of its nationwide rollout nearing 99% local-level coverage. The new BTS tower installation resolves previous connectivity issues and benefits from local electrification by NEA.
Sabina Maskey steps in as the acting head of Nepal Telecom amid a corruption investigation targeting the former leadership and associated foreign entities. The move aims to restore governance and accountability within the state-owned telecom company.
Nepal’s 4G user base grows beyond 25 million, dominating mobile broadband with strong contributions from Nepal Telecom and Ncell. Despite minor fluctuations, 4G adoption expands rapidly as legacy 2G and 3G networks phase out. Service quality improvements and 5G rollout remain critical for Nepal’s digital future.
Nepal Telecom has launched 4G mobile data services in Kotrang, Junichande Rural Municipality, Jajarkot, marking the first introduction of 4G in the area. The service also includes 2G coverage, enabling faster data, reliable voice services, and video calling. NTC aims for nationwide coverage and future 5G implementation.
Nepal Telecom has launched 4G services in Gurans Rural Municipality, Dailekh, providing high-speed mobile data and VoLTE. The expansion is part of NTC’s effort to increase 4G coverage in rural areas, enhancing digital access, education, and health services. NTC’s 4G is now available in nearly 99% of local levels.
Nepal Telecom has announced planned disruptions in areas including Thahiti, Asan, and Indrachowk due to internal maintenance and FTTH network upgrades. Services such as telephone, internet, and TV will be unavailable from 9 pm on Friday to 7 am on Saturday.
Nepal Telecom has launched an optical fiber information highway connecting remote regions of Kalikot, Jumla, and Mugu. This initiative will enhance NTC’s 4G mobile and fiber broadband services, ensuring better connectivity and service quality. The project uses ADSS optical fiber technology to improve network reliability and capacity in these areas.
The Nepal Telecommunications Authority (NTA) is considering ISP mergers to streamline the growing number of internet providers and improve market competition. With 107 licensed ISPs, many of which are struggling, the NTA aims to enhance service quality, reduce unhealthy competition, and help companies better compete in the expanding digital market.
The Nepal Telecommunications Authority (NTA) has initiated the process of forming a pricing committee for Smart Telecom’s assets, which have remained inactive since the company’s license was revoked in 2014. The committee will assess and manage the company’s dormant assets in accordance with the 2022 asset management rules.
