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Practical explanations for choosing, installing and using fibre broadband across Pune and PCMC.

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An Internet Express field engineer with a tablet and a resident at a Pune housing society entrance, checking the cable route up the building.
Getting Connected · · 5 min readBefore Choosing a Broadband Plan, Check the Route to Your Home

A speed number matters only after the fibre can reach your building cleanly. Why the exact building, wing and landmark decide availability in Pune and PCMC, and how to choose the right speed for real use.

Internet Express engineers fusion splicing a damaged fibre cable at S Block, MIDC Bhosari, after a tree fall brought down an aerial span.
On These Streets · · 7 min readWhy Fibre Cuts Keep Happening in MIDC Bhosari — and What We Changed

Municipal digging, MSEB pole work and tree cutting all get called a cable cut. What actually breaks fibre in Bhosari MIDC, and the four changes that make a cut cost you less time.

An Internet Express crew clearing a fallen tree from telecom cables at Khadi Machine Chowk, Pune, with the branch resting across the aerial span and the team van alongside.
Behind the Network · · 7 min readTree Cutting, Monsoon and Your Broadband: The Most Preventable Fibre Cut in Pune

A branch dropped onto a cable span can take a neighbourhood offline for hours. Why fibre breaks differently from the cable beside it, and what actually prevents tree-related cuts in Pune.

Wagheshwar Temple at Charholi, the landmark on the Alandi Road corridor.
On These Streets · · 6 min readCharholi to Alandi Road: Keeping Fibre Alive on a Corridor Built for Trucks

Tippers with raised bodies, trenches for every new tower and a road being widened underneath it all. Why the Charholi–Alankapuram corridor is one of the hardest fibre routes we run, and what ring protection changed.

Four stages of an Internet Express fibre repair: cable cut detected, fault located, cable spliced and the connection restored after testing.
Behind the Network · · 6 min readWhat Actually Happens When a Fibre Is Cut: Four Stages From Alarm to Restored

Detection, fault location, splicing and testing. The real sequence behind every fibre repair, what each stage involves, and which one is almost always the reason it is taking so long.

An Internet Express engineer terminating fibre into a wall-mounted fibre box in a Pune home while the customer watches, with the router and splicing kit in view.
Getting Connected · · 6 min readBroadband Installation at Home: What Happens, and the Three Decisions Worth Getting Right

Survey, cable route, fibre box, router and testing. What actually happens on installation day, what to keep ready, and the router decision that decides how good your Wi-Fi is for years.

A speed test on an Internet Express connection showing 559 Mbps download and 534 Mbps upload on a laptop over cable, beside a phone on Wi-Fi showing 106 Mbps.
Your Connection · · 5 min readWhy Your Speed Test Says One Thing and Your Wi-Fi Says Another

559 Mbps on the laptop, 106 on the phone, same house, same second — and nothing is broken. What a speed test actually measures, and the ninety-second check that tells you whether it is your line or your Wi-Fi.

Before, during and after a pole and cable restoration at S Block MIDC Bhosari: the damaged pole, the crane lift and cable jointing, and the replaced pole with cables secured.
Behind the Network · · 6 min readRing Protection and XGS-PON: The Engineering You Only Notice When It Is Missing

Rings instead of lines, XGS-PON-ready access and a 100G-ready core across 240+ km of local fibre. What that buys you, in plain words — and an honest list of the problems it does not solve.

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21 September 2026 · Internet Express field notes

Before choosing a broadband plan, check the route to your home.

A speed number matters only after the fibre can reach the building cleanly. In Pune and PCMC, society access, the nearest distribution point and an internal cable route all affect what can be installed.

Start with the full building name, wing, locality and a nearby landmark. That gives the team the right context to check the route before promising a date. It also avoids confusing nearby societies with similar names.

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  1. Check the exact buildingA listed locality helps identify the address; the building is the final availability check.
  2. Choose speed for real useConsider people online, video calls, streaming, uploads and Wi-Fi coverage in the home.
  3. Place Wi-Fi with intentKeep the router open and central where possible; walls and distance affect wireless coverage.
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