Mobile phone is one of the greatest invention mankind had seen in this century,apart from computer. Communication and information exchange had picked up to remarkable pace. A static telephone which used to be only voice based system ruled till early 80s after which the mobile phone boom had spinned some of the mightiest business entities that generated revenues higher than some small countries GDP.
The mobile phone now is a world in itself offering different numerous applications like camera, internet, games, entertainment etc. Many companies like facebook, Twitter and Whatapp had spinned billions of dollars in a span of 3 to 5years creating mobile applications. The phone which was actually meant for voice communication is no more for voice communication it is now used for other priorities than talking. As the main purpose is dissolved the utility is also becoming more unfriendly to talk.
This is on one side of the coin, the other side you will get frustration to talk on mobile phone as majority of your calls will either drop or the call will be inaudible. This is the case with almost all mobile operators like Airtel, Vodafone, Many deliberations was made between Government and telecom operators in India which were in vain as no one is ready to accept the basic reality and take adequate steps to control call drops.
The availability of uncountable mobile applications to download and use, the heavy exchange of text messaging, the zooming internet consumption might be some reasons as quoted by many analysts. http://www.forbes.com/sites/saritharai/2015/09/30/the-massive-call-drop-problem-in-india-worlds-second-largest-mobile-market/#3773c5b55a92
The mobility to connect while on go is now become more complex with the growing utility of mobile phones. Indian Government should speed up extending spectrum and tower coverage (http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/tech/tech-news/Call-drops-Trai-asks-telcos-to-add-more-mobile-towers/articleshow/49745631.cms to enhance the telecom signal vicinity. Mobile operators should scale up technology to manage growing mobile consumers and growing internet consumption.http://indianexpress.com/article/explained/simply-put-why-calls-drop-what-telecom-firms-and-govt-can-do-about-it/