WIRE — BSNL, the state-owned telecom service provider, has recently launched a satellite phone in India. The new handset is priced at Rs 134166, and it is said to break past the limits of regular mobile networks in India. The handset has been built for people who need to stay connected where cell coverage does not exist, like in mountains (trekking), on the open sea (if lost and stranded somewhere uncalculated), in disaster zones (earthquake, flood, volcano, etc.), deep in the mines (coal, diamond, petroleum), or out on remote assignments (villages, deep jungles, etc.).
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