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IDEA extends reach to 500 towns in A.P.

HYDERABAD: Idea Cellular has extended its reach to 500 towns in Andhra Pradesh. The company is in a mega network expansion roll in Andhra Pradesh with over 120 new towns added in the last two months in the State. Subbaraman Iyer, Circle Head, Cellular (AP), in a release said, "Idea was committed in expanding the network by increasing the width and depth of the coverage and offering value to our AP customers.''

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