How about instead of whining, we do something about? Maybe write a petition or something about slow bandwidth, if anyone here knows how we could do that, tell us about it. Or maybe spread this message over facebook, twitter etc. and if it gains enough public attention, the government may do something about it.
Someone needs to chime in here, I've no clue. There was a similar news when there was a widespread issue among BSNL users about call network and other such problems. When the journalist asked the BSNL employees about it, they were clueless and said that no one ever complained anything about it.
WHO the hell was controlling that thing?Well, if it IS the cable (and this is the third instance already of this damned cable being down just this year), its not in BSNL's hands.
My friend says, they are not clarifying why the cable has been disrupted nor have they returned a specific turn-around-time.
Curse the ship or submarine that hit it!
Most likely a coincidence. I think this is problem is at BSNL's end.Just a small update:
SEA-ME-WE 4 undersea cable is down (again) and this is affecting connectivity to US and European sites from Asia. I got this info from a friend who works in Network department of a major ITES company. Since these companies have larger lucrative contracts with the ISPs, they get the connectivity preference during the day and we end users get screwed over. Might be why night time speeds are normal but day time speeds suck! [This might explain why while connecting to sites like Facebook, Google, we get full speeds, because they have "localized" servers, but remote overseas servers have high latencies]
Only one doubt in my mind: Cable was cut either today or yesterday, so how come we are facing issues since March beginning!
I like the petition idea but I am going down to the office next Monday, hopefully.
