NSE:RELIANCE 5 September 2025 - 19 January 2026

Reliance Jamnagar Refinery Shutdown: Why India’s Fuel Supply Faces a Mid-May Test
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Reliance Jamnagar Refinery Shutdown: Why India’s Fuel Supply Faces a Mid-May Test

Reliance Industries is set to take down a crude unit and several secondary units at its 660,000 bpd Jamnagar refinery for three to four weeks starting later this month, four sources said, putting one of India’s biggest fuel plants offline for planned maintenance during a tricky patch for the country’s energy supply. Quantum Commodity Intelligence said Reliance postponed the shutdown, now aiming to begin work on the Jamnagar domestic tariff area crude unit in mid-May. Timing is critical here, with India still working to maintain fuel supplies as supply chains stay stretched. On Monday, Reliance announced it’s scaling back alkylates output—the high-octane gasoline blendstock—and shifting feedstock to ramp up liquefied petroleum gas, or LPG, production. Reliance said LPG output has
May 5, 2026
Jio beats China Unicom in 5G users as India’s AirFibre broadband bet grows
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Jio beats China Unicom in 5G users as India’s AirFibre broadband bet grows

Reliance Jio has surged past China Unicom to claim the spot as the world’s third-largest 5G operator by user count, according to GSMA Intelligence. Its subscriber base jumped nearly 50% year-on-year, reaching 253 million by the end of 2025. That edges out China Unicom’s 235 million 5G connections. Ahead of both are China Telecom with 303.6 million users and market leader China Mobile boasting 636.6 million. Reliance reported that 5G accounted for 53% of its traffic in the quarter ending December 31. Monthly data consumption hit 40.7GB, pushing average revenue per user up to 213.70 rupees. Meanwhile, its fixed wireless access service, AirFibre, which delivers broadband over mobile signals, more than doubled its subscriber base to 11.5 million, with Chairman
January 19, 2026
Mobile Mayhem: 48 Hours of Shocking GSM Shutdowns, 5G Power Plays & Global Network Drama (Sept 5–6, 2025)
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Mobile Mayhem: 48 Hours of Shocking GSM Shutdowns, 5G Power Plays & Global Network Drama (Sept 5–6, 2025)

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September 6, 2025
5G Power Plays, Outages & a Global Race to Connect – Mobile Internet Highlights (Sept 4–5, 2025)
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5G Power Plays, Outages & a Global Race to Connect – Mobile Internet Highlights (Sept 4–5, 2025)

Spectrum and Infrastructure Moves: In the United States, telecom operators poured resources into boosting network capacity. AT&T made headlines with a record-breaking spectrum acquisition – agreeing to pay $23 billion for nationwide licenses held by satellite operator EchoStar, including ~30 MHz of 3.45 GHz mid-band and 20 MHz of 600 MHz low-band airwaves bez-kabli.pl. This enormous purchase will significantly expand AT&T’s 5G bandwidth, positioning it to compete in mid-band coverage. Analysts noted it’s one of the largest private spectrum sales ever, reflecting the high stakes carriers see in securing prime 5G real estate. Meanwhile, regulators took steps to secure critical infrastructure: the FCC toughened rules on undersea fiber-optic cables that carry trans-oceanic internet traffic. In a Sept 3 vote, the
September 5, 2025