MTS launches mobile internet service in Pune
05 Jan 2010
MTS, the mobile services brand of Sistema Shyam Teleservices Ltd, on Monday launched its mobile internet service in Pune.
With this launch, the internet service MBlaze will be available in 24 towns in the country, including Kolkata, Delhi, Mumbai, Chennai and Bengaluru, MTS said in a statement.
As per the scheme, MTS subscribers in Pune, which is the 11th telecom circle in the country, can get pre-paid high speed data service from Rs2,999 onwards.
Moreover, as an introductory offer subscribers can download 15 GB of data, worth Rs1,500, for free for the first month. No roaming surcharges will be levied while using the MTS network.
Voice services will also be available in Pune and rest of Maharashtra from this month, the statement added.
MTS has over three million telecom subscribers in India and more than 100 million subscribers worldwide.
Vsevolod Rozanov, president and chief executive officer of Sistema Shyam Teleservices said, "We are committed to enlarge the presence of MTS in urban India, and our presence in Pune, the IT/ITES and education hub of India, reflects this commitment."
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