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Bangalore has traditionally been known as the Silicon Valley of India due to its strong IT industry and supportive policies from the state government. However, its competitive advantage is being challenged by growing IT hubs in other cities. To sustain Bangalore's position will require continued investment in education and infrastructure as well as cooperative policies between industry and government that encourage further development of the IT sector.
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Telecom Industry in India, History, Market Size, Investments and Major Developments in Telecom Sector, Telecom market segments, Top Telecom companies in India, Market competition in Indian Telecom Industry, Introduction of Jio, Employment in Indian Telecom Sector, Revenue from Telecom Sector, Future Directions of Telecom Companies in India, Effects of LPG on Telecom Sector, Government Initiatives.
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