en.Wedoany.com Reported - Bharti Airtel has added over 2,900 5G sites in northern Indian states and union territories to expand network coverage in the region.

The deployment covers Punjab (1,066 sites), Haryana (954), Himachal Pradesh (276), and Jammu and Kashmir (619), extending Airtel's 5G network across all four administrative regions.

The upgraded infrastructure spans over 7,728 route kilometers, aiming to meet growing demand for high-speed data services. Users in urban and rural areas—including students, citizens, micro-entrepreneurs, businesses, and government agencies—will gain access to faster, more reliable 5G connectivity.

Airtel stated that the network expansion is intended to support the adoption of digital applications, enable seamless streaming and cloud applications, and enhance accessibility to online education, e-governance, and enterprise services.

This deployment reflects Airtel's continued investment in next-generation telecom infrastructure amid intensifying competition in India's rapidly growing 5G market. The company expects the expanded network to accelerate digital transformation and improve connectivity for millions of users in the region.

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