The government's plan to revive BSNL should be in public domain within a month, the chairman of the troubled telecom firm said on Monday.
BSNL Chairman and Managing Director P K Purwar also said that the salary of all employees will be paid before Diwali.
"BSNL has inner strength on the basis of which it is adding new customers. We are a Rs 20,000 crore plus revenue generating organization. We are passing through turbulent phase which we expect to overcome in a couple of months," Purwar said while responding to a query on the survival of the company in wake of delay of government decision to revive the PSU.
He later said that "two month is a long time, it (revival plan) should be in public domain within a month."
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