Wire & Wireless India

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[edit] Profile

Wire & Wireless India WWIL is a part of Essel Group.it is a public limited company listed on stock exchanges and is one of India's largest Multi System Operators (MSO) with presence in 43 cities including New Delhi, Bombay and Goa of India with 400 centers.