TRAILER — How Bharti Airtel Refused to Die | Intermission E03 | The Ken

TRAILER — How Bharti Airtel Refused to Die | Intermission E03 | The Ken

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From the album Intermission

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Dozens of companies entered the Indian telecom market in 1994. Almost all of them are gone. One is still standing — and it's how a billion people connect today. Episode 3 of Intermission on Bharti Airtel goes live on June 29.

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