BSNL survey raises hope of mobile coverage for 15 Lambadi-area villages as tower need is flagged

A BSNL field inspection has identified the need for a mobile tower in the Lambadi area, offering hope to residents of about 15 villages that have been without reliable mobile network access.

The connectivity gap affects phone calls, online services and digital payments. Residents have faced these difficulties for a long time, according to the information provided about the area.

Villages included in the survey

The affected villages include Lambadi, Chantharkhani, Kaliyalingun, Kulsira, Nagarkotiya, Jaikhal, Phutikua, Ranpathar, Chhipa, Kimbagar and Kurshan. The wider area covers about 15 villages facing the network problem.

BSNL’s inspection team assessed the communication situation during its visit. The findings pointed to a mobile tower as necessary for improving connectivity in the region.

Report submitted for further action

The inspection was led by Rajnikant, JTO Dwarahat-Almora. Rajendra Raina, AGM BSNL Almora, said the survey report had been submitted and that the next stage of the process was continuing.

The department has sent the report to senior officials. The available information does not specify a construction date or confirm when mobile service will begin, but the survey has moved the issue into the department’s further-action process.

Social worker Hari Singh Rawat had remained in contact with the AGM BSNL Almora over the network issue. Following those efforts, the BSNL team visited the area and carried out the survey.

For residents, improved coverage would address problems with everyday calls as well as access to online services and digital payments. The immediate verified development is the submission of the survey report and the identification of a tower requirement.

Conclusion

BSNL’s survey has formally highlighted the need for a mobile tower in Lambadi and surrounding villages. The report has been submitted to senior officials, with further action still in progress.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q. What did the BSNL survey identify?

The survey identified the need for a mobile tower to improve communication in the Lambadi area.

Q. How many villages are affected?

About 15 villages are reported to be without mobile network access.

Q. Which services are affected by the connectivity problem?

Residents face difficulties with phone calls, online services and digital payments.

Q. Who led the BSNL inspection?

The inspection was led by Rajnikant, JTO Dwarahat-Almora.

Q. Has the survey report been submitted?

Yes. Rajendra Raina, AGM BSNL Almora, said the report had been submitted and further action was continuing.

Q. Who helped pursue the network issue?

Social worker Hari Singh Rawat had been in contact with the AGM BSNL Almora about the problem.