India’s internet subscriber count exceeded 111.41 crore at the end of June 2026, compared with approximately 109.28 crore at the end of March 2026, according to data released by the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India. The figures indicate continued growth in internet connectivity across the country.

The report showed that India had more than 4.77 crore wired internet subscribers, while wireless connections accounted for approximately 106.64 crore subscribers. The total includes both broadband and narrowband internet users.

Broadband subscriptions increased by 2.03% during the quarter ending June 2026. In contrast, the number of narrowband subscribers declined by 0.89% over the same period, reflecting different trends across internet service categories.

The report also recorded an increase in the country’s overall telephone subscriber base. The number of telephone subscribers rose from around 133 crore at the end of March 2026 to approximately 134 crore by the end of June, marking quarterly growth of 1.31%.

India’s overall tele density, which measures the number of telephone connections in relation to the population, also increased from 93.26% in March 2026 to 94.31% in June 2026. The latest figures highlight the continued expansion of telecommunications and internet access across the country.