India’s total telecom subscriber base rose to 1.348 billion in June from 1.343 billion in May, TRAI said. Tele-density improved to 94.31 percent. Broadband users increased to 1.087 billion, while wireless subscribers reached 1.300 billion. Growth was driven by mobile services, with private operators holding over 92 percent market share.
India's telecom sector continued to expand in June 2026, with the total telephone subscriber base increasing to 1.348 billion from 1.343 billion in May, registering a monthly growth rate of 0.37 percent, according to the latest telecom subscription data released by the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) on Tuesday.
The overall tele-density improved to 94.31 percent at the end of June from 94.02 percent a month earlier.
Urban telephone subscriptions rose to 792.06 million from 787.71 million, while rural subscriptions edged up to 556.01 million from 555.39 million.
Broadband connectivity also witnessed sustained growth during the month. TRAI said the total number of broadband subscribers increased to 1.087 billion at the end of June from 1.080 billion in May, reflecting a monthly growth rate of 0.68 percent.
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