The government has paused MTNL's plan to exit its Mauritius telecom unit, prioritising India's strategic presence on the island over debt-driven asset sales. The decision comes even as MTNL's overall liabilities have crossed ₹37,000 crore, with all its bank loans turning into NPAs.
The government has paused MTNL's plan to exit its Mauritius telecom unit, prioritising India's strategic presence on the island over debt-driven asset sales. The decision comes even as MTNL's overall liabilities have crossed ₹37,000 crore, with all its bank loans turning into NPAs.
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The government has paused MTNL's plan to exit its Mauritius telecom unit, prioritising India's strategic presence on the island over debt-driven asset sales. The decision comes even as MTNL's overall liabilities have crossed ₹37,000 crore, with all its bank loans turning into NPAs.
