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Masterchip Internet Servicespvt.Ltd Sr NAME OF ISP Location Contact Person/S 3 Access Online Pvt. Ltd. Mumbai CMD Advanced Financial Services Pvt Ltd 4 5 Adya Tech One Services Pvt Ltd 6 Aeroway Networks Pvt Ltd 7 Airnet India Pvt. Ltd. 8 Akansha Infotainment Pvt. Ltd. 9 Aksh Broadband Ltd. Jaipur MD Alliance Broadband services Pvt. Ltd. 10 11 Amber Online Services Ltd. Hydrabad Operations Manager 12 Anar Fin Engineers Pvt Ltd 13Ankhnet Information Pvt. Ltd. Mumbai Director 14 Antriksh Technologies Pvt. Ltd. Jammu SSA 15 Apaksh Broadband Ltd. 16 Apna Telelink Pvt. Ltd. Jalandhar MD 17Arm Ltd. (Vedaonline) Hydrabad Sr. Consultant ISP 18 Arun Girija Communications Pvt. LtPatna Director 19 Asianet Satellite Communications LKerala Manager (ADL) Assam Electronics Development 20 Corporation Limited 21 Astra Infonets Pvt. Ltd. Hydrabad MD 22 Astro India Networks AT&T Global Network Services India 23 Private Limited 24 Atria Convergence Technologies PvtBangalore Manager 25 Beam Cable System Private Limited 26 Benky Online Pvt Ltd 27 BG Broadband India Pvt Ltd 28 Bharat Sanchar Nigam Ltd.(BSNL) 29 Bharti Airtel Ltd 30 Bharti Aquanet Ltd 31 Bharti Televentures Ltd.(Bharti Infotel, Bharti Broadband Network Ltd., Bharti BT Internet 32Bhasinsoft India Pvt. Ltd. Bangalore CMD 33 Bhaskar Multi Net Pvt.Ltd 34 Bhiwani Communications Pvt Ltd 35Bhupati Hotels Pvt. Ltd. Visakhapatnam 36Blazenet Ltd. Ahmedabad MD 37Bohra Pratisthan Pvt. Ltd. Udaipur SSA 38 Boss Tele-Net Pvt. Ltd. Bridgeview Broadband Network Pvt. 39 Ltd. 40Broadband Pacenet (I) Pvt. Ltd. Mumbai Director 41 Broadlane Networks Pvt. Ltd. Maharashtra Director 42 Broadllyne Infoservices Pvt. Ltd. 43 BSNL C.J.M Consultancy Services Pvt. Ltd. 44 45 C.S. Prosoftech Informatics Pvt. LtdMadurai SSA, Tirunetveli SSA Cable Combine Communication Pvt. 46 Ltd. 47Capital Online Pvt. Ltd. SSA Jaipur Branch Manager Capture Network Systems Private 48 Limited 49 C-DAC, Noida 50 Cellnet Communication Pvt. Ltd. 51 Centre for Development of AdvanceGhaziabad SSA Director (Technical) 52Chandra Net Pvt. Ltd. Gujarat Chemical And Metallurgical Design 53 Co. Ltd. 54 Chiman Trade Link P. Ltd. 55 Citicom Networks Private Limited 56 City Online Services Ltd Hydrabad CMD 57 CJ Online Pvt. Ltd. Ghaziabad Director 58 CJM Consultancy Services Pvt. LtdNew Delhi Director 59 CMC 60Compucom (I) Pvt. Ltd. Jaipur 61 Compulink (India) Pvt. Ltd. 62 Comsat Max 63 Conjoinex Technologies Pvt. Ltd. J&K, Chandigarh Cordia L T Communications 64 Private Limited 65 C-Tel Solutions Pvt. Ltd. 66 Cyber Setu India Pvt. Ltd. 67Cyquator Technologies Ltd. Mumbai CEO 68 Cyquator Technologies Ltd. Mumbai GM 69 Czars Oleresin Pvt. Ltd. Gulbarga Director 70 Data Access India Ltd. New Delhi DGM Admn 71 Data Access India Ltd. New Delhi Quality Assurance - Engineer 72 Data Infosys Ltd. 73Data Link Impex Pvt. Ltd. Ahmedabad Director CEO DCT Networks Private Limited (Earlier M/s Manipal Software 74 Private Limited) 75 DelDSL Internet Pvt. Ltd. Delhi,Gurgaon, BangloVice President- DEN Digital Entertainment Networks 76 Private Limited 77 Descon Ltd. Kolkata Manager System 78 Devas Multimedia Private Limited 79Digital 2 Virtual ISP Pvt. Ltd. Gujarat Director 80 Digital Nagpur Online Pvt. Ltd. Nagpur 81 Direct Internet Ltd. Delhi, Gurgaon, GhaziaVice President 82 Dishnet Wireless Ltd. Chennai 83 Divyadrishti Infotainment Pvt Ltd 84 Dreamzcraft Info Solutions Pvt. Ltd 85 D-Vois Broadband Private Limited 86 Eastern Teleservices Pvt Ltd 87 E-comm Opportunities Pvt. Ltd. Gujarat Director 88 Emsons Infotech Ltd. 89 EMTICI Engineering Ltd. ER&DC Technology Promotion 90 Centre 91 ERNET India Eronet Broadband Service India (Pvt. 92 Ltd. 93 Essel Shyam Communications Ltd. 94 Estel Communication (change to Karuturi Telecom Pvt. Ltd.) Eurus Network Services Private 95 Limited 96 Exatt Technologies Private Limited 97 Excell Media Pvt. Ltd 98 Fascel Ltd. Gujarat Associate VP 99 Fast Lynx Internet Service Pvt Ltd Financial Technologies 100 Communications Limited Five Network Solutions (India) Pvt. 101 Ltd. 102 Forum Infotech Pvt. Ltd. 103 Frontline Corporation Ltd G.L. Networks and Systems Pvt. Ltd., 104 105 Gas Authority of India Ltd. 106 Gateway Systems (India) : Same as Reliance comm 107 Geocity Network Solutions Pvt. Ltd.Delhi Director 108Giga Solutions Pvt. Ltd. Maharashtra 109 Global One (India) Pvt. Ltd. 110Godrej Infotech Ltd. Mumbai GM 111 Gomti Cable Network Pvt Ltd 112 Gorantla Online Pvt Ltd 113 Growth Compusoft Exports Ltd. Gujarat GSM Online Internet Services Pvt. 114 Ltd. 115 GTL Ltd. 116 Gujarat Info Petro Limited Gujarat Narmada Valley Fertilizers 117 Company Ltd. 118 Gujarat State Petroleum Corp. Ltd 119 Gujarat Telelink Private Limited 120 Harisree Cablenet Pvt. Ltd. 121 Haryana Cybernet Pvt. Ltd. Haryana Director Hathway Bhawani Cabeltel & 122 Datacom Ltd. 123 Hathway Cable & Datacom Pvt. LtdMumbai Chief Technology Officer 124 Hathway Cable & Datacom Pvt. LtdMumbai MD HCL Comnet Systems & Services 125 Ltd. 126 HCL.Infinet Ltd 127 Helm Consultants Pvt. Ltd. 128 HFCL Infotel Ltd. Punjab Telecom Circle Manager Regulatory Affairs Honesty Net Solutions (India) P. Ltd 129 130 Hughes Escorts Communications 131 i2i Enterprise 132 ICAN Solutions Pvt Ltd 133Icenet.net Ltd. Gujarat CEO & MD 134 IKF Technologies Limited 135 Immersoft Technologies Pvt. Ltd Impetus Technology Services Pvt Ltd 136 137In Technet Ltd. Andhra Pradesh MD 138 In2Cable (India) 139 India Online Network Ltd. 140 Indian Quotation Systems Pvt. Ltd. Mumbai Director 141Indicenet (P) Ltd. Chennai Director 142 Infomagic Services Pvt. Ltd. Mumbai Information Technologies(India) Ltd. 143 Infotel Broadband Services Private 144 Limited Infotips Technologies (India) Pvt. Ltd. 145 146 Instant Cable Network Pvt. Ltd. Intermedia Cable Communication 147 Pvt Ltd 148 IOL Telecom Pvt Ltd 149iPath India Pvt. Ltd. Ernakulam SSA Asst. Manager 150 Iqara Telecoms India Pvt. Ltd. (BG Mumbai Director 151iServ India Solutions Pvt. Ltd. New Delhi DGM- Network & support 152 Ishan Netsol Private Limited 153ISP Solutions India Pvt. Ltd. Coimbatore SSA 154 Jet Broadband Internet Pvt. Ltd. 155Jindal Online.com Ltd. Gujarat MD 156 Jumpp India 157 Kaizen Infonet Pvt Ltd 158Kappa Infotech Pvt. Ltd. Kota SSA Director 159 Karur Airnet Pvt. Ltd. 160Karuturi Networks Ltd. Karnataka CMD Karuturi Telecom Private Limited (Earlier M/s Estel Communications 161 Private Limited) Kelnet Communication Services Pvt 162 Ltd Kerala Communication Network Pvt. 163 Ltd. Kerala State Electronics Development 164 Corp. Ltd. 165 Khetan Cable Network Pvt. Ltd. 166 Kinjaru Appliances(P) Ltd. 167 Konark Infocomm Pvt Ltd Krishna Raghava Online Private 168 Limited 169 L&T Finance Ltd. 170 Lalco Pvt. Ltd. 171 Lee & Nee Software (Exports) Ltd. Bhubaneswar Director 172 Lensel Online Pvt. Ltd. Limras Eronet Broadband Service 173 Private Limited M/s BT Global Communications India Private Limited (i2i 174 Enterprise Limited) M/s Pan India Network Infravest 175 Pvt Ltd 176 M/s SIFY Technologies Limited 177 Madura Cablenet Pvt. Ltd. 178 Magnum International Ltd 179 Mahanagar Telephone Nigam Ltd. Delhi & Mumbai DGM(Internet) 180 Maksat Technologies Pvt Ltd 181 Manipal Ecommerce Ltd. (Manipal CBangalore GM Oprs 182 Maple PC & Peripherals Pvt Ltd Masterchip Internet ServicesPvt.Ltd. 183 Meghbela Cable & Broadband 184 Services Private Limited 185 Micky Online Pvt. Ltd. Moradabad Micro Knowledge & Edutech Pvt. 186 Ltd. Microsense Wireless Private 187 Limited 188 Millennium Telecom. Ltd. 189 Multinet (Udiapur) Pvt. Ltd. 190MX Solutions Pvt. Ltd. Kerala Director My Net Services India Private 191 Limited 192 My Own Infotech Pvt. Ltd. 193 Myguru Online Ltd 194 Mylai Karpagambal Information SystChennai MD 195 MyNet Services India Pvt. Ltd. Salem SSA Tamilnadu Managing Director 196 Nachiket (I) Management Services Sri Ganganagar SSA 197 Narmada Cyberzone Pvt. Ltd. Gujarat Director National Stock exchange of India Ltd. 198 Navik Internet Service Provider Pvt. 199 Ltd. 200 Nelco Ltd. Mumbai Div. Mgr-Opr Netcom Online Solutions India Pvt 201 Ltd 202 Netkracker Ltd. 203Netmagic Solutions Ltd. Mumbai MD 204Nettlinx Ltd. Andhra Pradesh MD Newgen Communications Private 205 Limited 206 Nexus Online Solutions Pvt Ltd 207 Nihar Internet Services Pvt Ltd 208 n-Logue Communications Pvt. Ltd. Chennai VP- Projects Noida Software Technology Park 209 Limited 210 North East Dataa Network Pvt Ltd 211 North east Online Services (P) Ltd. Guwahati SSA 212 Novanet Technologies Limited 213 Oasis Cable Pvt Ltd 214 Om Shri Ganesh Telecom Pvt Ltd 215Online Media Solutions Ltd. Andhra Pradesh VP (Opr) 216Opto Network Pvt. Ltd. Ghaziabad 217 Orange Networks Private Limited 218 Orissa Connect Pvt. Ltd. 219 Ortel Communication Ltd. Bhubaneswar, Cuttack,Vice President 220 Pacific Internet India Pvt. Ltd Patriot Automation Projects Pvt. Ltd. 221 222 PBC Ventures (Chemical & MetalluDelhi Director & CEO PCM Netwings communications 223 P.Ltd 224 Peak Air Private Limited 225 Phonic Net Private Limited 226Pioneer Online Pvt. Ltd. Andhra Pradesh 227 Planet Internet Satellite (VVN) Pvt. Nadiad Telecom Dist. Power Grid Corporation of India Ltd 228 229Premier ISP Ltd. Chandigarh Director 230 Primenet Global 231 Primus Telecommunications India 232 Pulse Telesystems Pvt. Ltd. Punj Lloyd Ltd (Old name Spectra 233 Net Ltd.) 234 Punjab Cybernet Pvt. Ltd. 235 Punjab Wireless Systems Ltd. 236 Quest Consultancy Pvt. Ltd. Valsad SSA Director 237 Quick Online Pvt. Ltd. 238 R.S. Broadband Service Pvt Ltd 239 Railtel Corporation of India Ltd Rainbow Communications (India) Pvt 240 Ltd 241 Rajasthan Telematics Limited 242 Rajdhani Telecom Pvt.
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