India

Vodafone India, operating in Andhra Pradesh and Telangana, forms a crucial part of India's extensive mobile network landscape. Utilizing the Mobile Country Code (MCC) 404, which identifies India, and the Mobile Network Code (MNC) 13, Vodafone provides mobile services to a significant portion of the population in these two states. As part of the Asia & Middle East region, India's telecom sector is highly competitive, with Vodafone playing an important role alongside other major players. Vodafone India is known to have provided a range of services from basic voice calls to 4G data, and now 5G within some areas, supporting the increasing demand for connectivity in a rapidly developing economic zone. Given India's diverse telecommunications market, Vodafone's presence in Andhra Pradesh and Telangana distinguishes it from other networks through localised strategies and service customisation. For example, specific data packages might cater to the software / technology hubs of Hyderabad, or agricultural communities in other areas. Tracking Vodafone's performance, spectrum holdings, and subscriber base relative to competitors such as Airtel or Jio is essential to gauge the competitive dynamics within this region. The 404-13 designation is thus more than just a technical identifier; it represents Vodafone's operational footprint and contribution to India's digital infrastructure.