Tk deflation and high inflation severely affected Robi in 2022

State-owned telecommunications company Teletalk in Bangladesh has experienced a consistent decline in active mobile connections from September 2022 to August 2023, in contrast to other private mobile operators in the country. In August 2023, the total number of active mobile connections in Bangladesh reached 18.86 crore,

Grameenphone's GP Accelerator has introduced "Jelay Jelay Smart Uddyokta," a regional design bootcamp aimed at empowering youth ideapreneurs. The initiative was officially launched at the Sheraton Hotel in Dhaka with the participation of community builders, startup founders, GP Accelerator alumni, mentors, and industry experts.

Bangladesh's Digital Quality of Life (DQL) Index ranking has declined, now standing at 82nd out of 121 nations, a drop of six positions from the previous year. Fixed internet speed averages 53 Mbps, much slower than Singapore's 300 Mbps, while mobile internet is at 20 Mbps, with the UAE having the fastest at 310 Mbps. Internet quality in

The country's mobile sector has experienced notable growth, adding over 7 million new subscribers in the first seven months of the year, bringing the total mobile subscriber count to 187.48 million. Bangladesh is home to four mobile operators, with three of them being foreign-backed companies.

The Post and Telecommunications Minister of Bangladesh has announced the discontinuation of 3-day and 15-day mobile internet packages for the convenience of customers. Instead, the minimum validity period for mobile internet packages will be extended to 7 days. The changes will be effective on October 15, 2023. This streamlining aims to simplify choices for customers

The Bangladesh Mobile Consumers Association has demanded the reinstatement of short-term and low-cost internet packages, which are predominantly used by low-income and marginalized consumers. This call was made during a rally and protest in front of the National Press Club. Speakers at the event argued that discontinuing short-term packages, under the guise of reducing the