With reference to India, which one of the following statements is not correct?
- AIPCL is India's largest petro-chemical company
- BRIL is the largest private sector company in India
- CMTNL is listed on NYSE
- DNSNL is the first telecom service organization in India to launch a nationwide cellular service at one timeCorrect
Explanation
The question asks which statement is NOT correct.
A) IPCL is India's largest petrochemical company: Correct at the time.
B) RIL is the largest private sector company in India: Correct at the time.
C) MTNL is listed on NYSE: Correct. MTNL was listed on the New York Stock Exchange on November 8, 2001.
D) NSNL is the first telecom service organization in India to launch a nationwide very small aperture terminal (VSAT) network: This is NOT correct. The statement contains inaccuracies regarding NSNL and VSAT network launch.
Therefore, D is the statement that is not correct.
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