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Along with it, NT has become the first service provider to access fibre connectivity through Chinese path. The connectivity has also ended Indian monopoly on international bandwidth in Nepal. The to-be purchased bandwidth from China will be cheaper than the bandwidth purchased from India. Moreover, internet charge will decline in Nepal due to the competition between the bandwidths.
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