2. INTRODUCTION
India’s economic liberalization began in 1991. It has
moved towards a market based economy.
Since the 1990s, the middle class has grown and
poverty levels have fallen.
Economy is 9th largest in world by nominal GDP ($1.704
trillion) and 3rd largest by purchase price parity ($4.448
trillion).
GDP growth has risen to 8.5% (2010-2011) from 7.4%
(2009-2010).
The unemployment rate for 2010-11 was 9.8%.
India's total trade in goods and services has reached a
share of 43% of GDP in 2005–06, up from 16% in 1990–
91.
3. MAJOR SECTORS OF INDIAN ECONOMY
1990 2011
Servies Agriculture Services Agriculture
Manufacturing IT Manifacturing IT
1% 5%
29% 39% 27%
53%
31% 15%
4. TELECOM INDUSTRY - OVERVIEW
In 1880 it was an monopoly industry under
government.
In1881 the license was approved to Oriental
Telephone Company Limited .
Now India is world's second-largest in terms of
number of subscribers.
In 1981 when Prime Minister Indira Gandhi signed
contracts with Alcatel CIT many public sector
organizations were set up.
In 1991 DoT(department of telecommunication)
renamed as BSNL
5. TELECOM SECTOR – CURRENT SCENARIO
India's mobile subscriber base rose to 771.2 million at
the end of January 2011, up from 752.2 million in
December 2010.
The mobile penetration reached 64.7%.
The TRAI said that the number of rural customers
edged up by 3.2% to 258.9 million in January from
250.9 million a month earlier.
The share of urban subscribers has declined to
66.42% from 66.65%," said the TRAI, in a statement.
Average Revenue Per User (ARPU) for GSM-Full
Mobility service declined by 10.16%, from Rs 122 in
QE Jun-10 to Rs 110 (2.46 USD) in QE Sep-10.
13. WORKING CAPITAL
Company Current Current Working
Assets Liabilities Capital
Airtel 2536.8 16104.8 -13568
Idea 3906.64 6316.96 3594.05
Reliance 6088.57 7551.94 -1463.37
Tata 2489.6 1953.41 536.19