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Reliance Communications rolls out free national roaming offers

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June 9, 2014

New Delhi, Jun 9: Reliance Communications on Monday rolled out free national roaming offers to target corporate, SME and high-value postpaid and prepaid GSM customers.

Reliance Communications"The 'One India, One Rate' plans will help us attract customers in the high-value corporate and SME roaming segments," Gurdeep Singh, chief executive officer, consumer business, Reliance Communications Limited, said in a statement.

Under 'One India, One Rate' plans, customers will be charged on their home plan tariffs, even while roaming anywhere in India and there will be no difference between Local, STD and roaming charges.

"RCom's 'One India, One Rate' plans will help us break down the tariff barriers and extend unprecedented benefits to our roaming customers," Singh added.

The telco said that roaming rates as per the customer's existing home circle billing plan will prevail, even when they are roaming in other locations in the country.

The company said that the offer is meant not just for frequent roamers, but also for infrequent roamers who can subscribe to these plans. The 'One India, One Rate' prepaid plan starts at Rs 45, which offers local, STD and roaming outgoing calls at 40 paise/minute, while incoming roaming is free. The prepaid plan carries validity of 30 days.

RCom has introduced two plans for its postpaid customers in the country — 'One India, One Rate 350' and 'One India, One Rate 599'.

Under 'One India, One Rate 350' plan, users will get 700 minutes of free outgoing calls (roaming, STD, local), post which roaming, STD and local outgoing calls will be made for 40 paise/minute. The pack also offers 200 free incoming national roaming minutes along with 1GB data and 100 SMSes free.

The 'One India, One Rate 599' plan offers 1,200 minutes of free outgoing calls (roaming, STD, local) with subsequent charge of 30 paise/minute for roaming, STD & local. It also offers free unlimited national incoming roaming along with 2GB data and 100 SMSes free.

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July 28,2020

Bengaluru, Jul 28: Congress leader Siddaramaiah on Monday alleged that BJP is trying to destabilise the Congress government in Rajasthan.

"It is the duty of the Governor to act according to the decision of the state cabinet. But he is acting like a central government puppet," he said at a protest organised here by Karnataka Pradesh Congress Committee (KPCC).

He said the Congress is protesting across the country to save democracy and save the constitution.

"We are not fighting through violence. We are protesting peacefully. The Constitution has given the right to protest in a democratic system," he said.

He accused the BJP of "being disrespectful" to the Constitution.

"Governments must walk within the framework of the Constitution. The Constitution gives everyone rights and duties. BJP destabilises elected governments and buys our legislators by horse-trading by spending crores of money. The same thing happened in Karnataka as well," he alleged.

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March 18,2020

San Francisco, Mar 18: Facebook said a bug in its anti-spam system temporarily blocked the publication of links to news stories about the coronavirus. Guy Rosen, Facebook's vice president of integrity, said on Twitter Tuesday that the company was working on a fix for the problem.

Users complained that links to news stories about school closings and other information related to the virus outbreak were blocked by the company's automated system.

Later on Tuesday, Rosen tweeted that Facebook had restored all the incorrectly deleted posts, which also covered topics beyond the coronavirus.

Rosen said the problems were unrelated to any changes in Facebook's content-moderator workforce. The company reportedly sent its human moderators home this week because of the coronavirus outbreak.

A representative for Facebook did not immediately respond to questions on the status of Facebook's content moderators, many of whom do not work directly for the company and are not always able to work from home.

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March 3,2020

Facebook on Monday launched a new consumer marketing campaign in India titled 'More Together'. India is the first country in the Asia Pacific region where such a campaign is being rolled out.

It is also the first time that Facebook is rolling out a 'high decibel campaign of this stature in India', the company said in a statement.

It is also the first time that Facebook is rolling out a 'high decibel campaign of this stature in India', the company said in a statement.

"India is at the heart of Facebook and one of our focus areas this year is to tell the exciting story of a service that is deeply embedded in the fabric of India," said Ajit Mohan, Vice President and Managing Director, Facebook India.

The campaign would have multiple campaigns over the next few weeks in eight languages and the one will be set in the context of Holi.

Facebook in 2019 introduced a new company logo to further distinguish the company from the Facebook app.

The company recently announced the appointment of Avinash Pant as the Marketing Director for India operations, to drive the consumer marketing efforts across the family of apps.

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