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BSNL 5G services update: The top private telecom companies of India including Mukesh Ambanis Reliance Jio and Sunil Bharti Mittals Airtel have long launched 5G services in India. However state telecom provider BSNL is still working to expand its 4G internet connectivity. At first glance it seems the government-run telecom company has fallen far behind Mukesh Ambanis Reliance Jio and Sunil Bharti Mittals Airtel turning a short delay into a gap of years. BSNL’s continued silence on launch of 5G However BSNL’s continued silence on launch of 5G services does not necessarily mean inaction. While the private operators of the India race ahead with 5G and steadily raise their tariffs BSNL appears to be playing a slower more calculated game. Here are all the details you need to know about BSNLs 5G services planning across the country. aimed at the larger mass of Indian users. With respect to the recent action point of BSNL it looks like BSNL is betting big on 4G instead of rushing into 5G. Notably the company had rolled out 4G services at more than 97000 locations across the country and plans to expand further. As large parts of India still lack dependable 4G coverage BSNL is probably seeing this as the real need of customers. Its affordable 4G plans are helping it add users at a time when private telecom players are making mobile services more expensive. Industry voices quoted by various media reports have also pointed out that for most Indians low-cost and stable 4G meets everyday requirements. Read more: Good news for BSNL users across nation as national telecom provider takes massive step towards 5G coverage plans to.... Are BSNL’s 5G plans off the table? Getting back to BSNL’s 5G plans it can also be said that they are not off the table. Reports suggest that the state telecon company is preparing to launch standalone 5G using an operational expenditure model. The indigenous 4G network of the company built with equipment from Tejas Networks is upgrade-ready and can shift to 5G through software updates allow the company to first offer non-standalone 5G and later move to full standalone 5G. Until 5G becomes unavoidable focusing on strong and affordable 4G may prove to be BSNL’s quiet but effective strategy.