Uninor

Uninor, operating in Delhi & NCR, India (Asia & Middle East), was a GSM mobile network that provided services before its merger and eventual rebranding. Identified by its Mobile Country Code (MCC) of 405 representing India, and its Mobile Network Code (MNC) 844, Uninor aimed to deliver affordable and accessible mobile connectivity to a burgeoning market. Known for its competitive pricing and innovative tariff plans, Uninor sought to differentiate itself in a crowded Indian telecom landscape dominated by larger players like Airtel and Vodafone Idea (formerly Vodafone and Idea Cellular). Uninor focused heavily on customer service and simple, easy-to-understand offerings, attempting to capture a significant share of the pre-paid market particularly in areas like Delhi and the National Capital Region. However, the company faced regulatory challenges and ultimately merged into Bharti Airtel following a Supreme Court order, ceasing operations under the Uninor brand but its legacy of affordable telecom options in India remains.