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BPL carnival

KOZHIKODE: BPL Mobile will be organising a service carnival in Kozhikode on March 25 at Hotel Asma Towers on Mavoor Road. The programme is aimed at popularising all the products and services of BPL . Free handset service and upgradation by leading handset manufacturers have also been arranged. An added attraction would be a painting competition for children, gifts and lucky draw, Mohammed Saleem, BPL's Chief Operating Officer in Kerala, said.

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