NZ45/2 (9.5/50 ov)
IND
UAE
OMA
Rennes
Olympiacos
WI-A
LIONS
AEK Athens
Real Madrid
Fenerbahce
Liverpool
Dortmund
Betis
FC Porto
Napoli
Lens
Como
ATM0
MUN2
BAR3
AVL0
BODO0
LILL0
FEY0
INT3
CD
AUCK
OTAGO
CANT
WELL
ND
ASSAM135
KNTKA496/5 (117 ov)
MEGHA144
NAGA254 & 73/3 (25 ov)
TPURA268 & 54/4 (22 ov)
SAU118
BENG143
MAHA207/9 (79 ov)
ODSA
JHK258/5 (108 ov)
CHD49/3 (20 ov)
TN571/7d
CGR284
HYD275/9 (83 ov)
DELHI299/6 (90 ov)
SVCS266
BAN
WI
AFG
ZIM
HH-W
MR-W
AS-W
BH-W
ST-W
PS-W
JAB
LUL
POA97/9
BIK174/3
ALM1
CIE0
PSV
Club Brugge
RB Leipzig
Man City
LAS4
SLB0
MAN3
ROMA2
India’s telecom landscape witnessed significant shifts in October 2025, with Reliance Jio adding the most subscribers while Vodafone Idea continued its downward spiral. The TRAI data released November 28, 2025, shows total wireless subscribers increased from 1,170.44 million in September to 1,171.87 million in October, indicating modest 0.12% monthly growth.
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October 2025 Subscriber Changes Breakdown
| Operator | Net Change (October 2025) | Total User Base | Market Share |
|---|---|---|---|
| Reliance Jio | +19.97 lakh | 48.47 crore | 41.36% |
| Bharti Airtel | +12.52 lakh | 39.36 crore | 33.59% |
| BSNL | +2.69 lakh | 9.25 crore | 7.88% |
| Vodafone Idea | -20.83 lakh | 20.07 crore | 17.13% |
| MTNL | -2,229 | 1.78 lakh | 0.04% |
Market Leader Jio Dominates Growth
Reliance Jio added 19.97 lakh new subscribers in October 2025, reaching a total mobile user base of 48.47 crore. This represents Jio’s highest monthly gain among all operators, reinforcing its position as India’s largest telecom provider with over 41% market share.
Bharti Airtel added 1.25 million wireless subscribers, while BSNL added 269,215 subscribers during the same period. Airtel maintains its second-place position with nearly 40 crore subscribers, focusing on premium customer acquisition and improved ARPU (Average Revenue Per User).
Vodafone Idea’s Continuing Crisis
Vodafone Idea lost 20.83 lakh wireless subscribers, with its mobile user base dropping to 20.07 crore in October from 20.28 crore in September. This marks another month of significant subscriber losses for the struggling operator, raising concerns about its long-term viability without fresh capital infusion.
The company’s market share has now fallen to just 17.13%, down from over 30% just a few years ago, highlighting the urgent need for network modernization and competitive pricing strategies.
For comprehensive telecom industry analysis and subscriber trends, visit TechnoSports and read the official TRAI October 2025 report.
