Currently, there are 15 subsea cables (17 if Seacom and MENA are considered seperate cables) landing in 15 cable landing stations in 5 cities across India, in Mumbai, Chennai, Cochin, Tuticorin and Trivandrum.

BSNL plans to construct new cable landing stations in Digha, Cochin, and the Andaman & Nicobar Islands. IOX will construct a new cable landing station at Puducherry. Reliance Jio is planning for new cables and landing station.

• Tata Communications owns five cable landing stations, three in Mumbai, and each in Chennai and Cochin.
• Global Cloud eXchange (formerly Reliance Globalcom) owns the Versova Cable Landing Station in Mumbai for FALCON, and Trivandrum cable landing station for WARF cable connecting Maldives and Sri Lanka to India.
• Reliance Jio owns BBG cable landing station in Chennai and AAE-1 cable landing station at Versova beach in Mumbai
• Bharti Airtel owns three cables landing stations, two in Chennai and one in Mumbai.
• Sify Technologies owns cable landing station in Mumbai for MENA and GBI submarine cable systems.
• BSNL owns its first international submarine cable connecting India and Sri Lanka (BLCS) and its cable landing station in Tuticorin. The Digha Cable Landing Station in West Bengal is newly approved in May 2011 by the department of telecommunication (DoT) of India for a submarine cable project between India and South-east Asia. BNSL is expected to own the Digha Cable Landing Station. BSNL has awarded NEC to build the Chennai- Andaman & Nicobar Islands (A&N Islands) submarine cable system, and will construct a new cable landing station in Chennai and several stations in the Andaman & Nicobar Islands.
• Vodafone owns BBG cable landing station in Mumbai.
• IOX plans to construct a new cable landing station at Puducherry for its IOX cable.

To have a full picture about submarine cables landing in India, please read following articles by an Indian expert Mr. Suvesh Chattopadhyaya:

• Is India'a subsea cable infrastructure sufficient to support next-gen business
• New Submarine Cables to/from India – An outlook for 2019-2021
• What does it take to be Independent Infrastructure Provider (IIP) in India to develop Submarine Cable System
• Questionable State of Submarine Cables that globalizes India

According to Mr. Suvesh Chattopadhyaya's contribution, here is a complete list of submarine cables landing in India: