BSNL's failure is primarily caused by its structural disadvantage due to limited market presence and intense competition from two dominant private telecom players controlling nearly three-fourths of India's market, which restricts BSNL's ability to scale and compete effectively despite government support and infrastructure upgrades.

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CURRENT STATE

BSNL continues to report significant net losses and shrinking wireless subscriber base despite revenue growth and increased 4G infrastructure deployment. Its market share remains under 8%, far behind private competitors, and most operating regions report losses, indicating persistent financial and competitive struggles.

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