IDEA

Haryana IDEA, operating in the north-Indian state of Haryana, represents a significant mobile network within India's telecommunications landscape. Functioning under the Mobile Country Code (MCC) 405, which identifies India, and the Mobile Network Code (MNC) 910, it distinguishes itself within the broader Indian mobile ecosystem. Formerly known as IDEA Cellular, it was a major player before merging with Vodafone India to form Vodafone Idea Limited (Vi), one of the largest telecom providers in the country. The network, under its previous branding, played a crucial role in connecting rural and urban communities across Haryana, offering voice and data services which helped facilitate economic growth and opportunity. The presence of Haryana IDEA, now as part of Vi, is noteworthy when considering the competition in the Indian telecom market which includes other major players such as Reliance Jio and Bharti Airtel. While specific network performance and coverage metrics relating solely to the "Haryana IDEA" portion of the Vi network are challenging to isolate post-merger, it's understood that the merged entity leverages the combined infrastructure to provide integrated services across the region. Historically, IDEA Cellular competed fiercely on pricing and rural reach, strategies that continue to influence Vi's overall approach in challenging regions like Haryana, where the need for robust and affordable telecommunications persists. Vi continues to serve subscribers in this region of Asia & Middle East.