55 percent Indians willing to pay higher tariff for 5G services
55 percent Indians willing to pay higher tariff for 5G services
Bharti Airtel has rolled out 5G services in India. Reliance Jio is gearing up to do the same. But is consumer willing to switch? A new survey reveals the levels of consumer preparedness and their willingness to pay more
Samidha graduated with a bachelor’s in mass media from Sophia College, Mumbai, right before joining Forbes India, where she writes about various startups across industries, and also works on News by Numbers–a way of news story-telling through infographics. She is also part of the web team which oversees social media and organizes various annual events for the publication. Samidha is a film buff and enjoys all kinds of cinema–all the way from cringy bollywood films to those of Tarkovsky.
