"Our growth in the broad band area is very less and we would reach approximately 0.8 million users, from the present 0.6 million users a month back, by the end of this year", Pradip Baijal, chairman, Telecom Regulatory Authority of India said on .
"There is a huge potential for the broadband in the rural areas where other means of communication are not that effective, and in comparison to South Korea and China we are way behind the broad band connectivity", he added.
"There needs to be unbundling of the connectivity loop by BSNL and MTNL to achieve a desired growth in this area," Baijal said.
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