Looks like in your case you had an overregulating authority that loosened up. That's not the case in India. Also, note that India is much larger and setting u

Looks like in your case you had an overregulating authority that loosened up. That's not the case in India. Also, note that India is much larger and setting up a network is a much harder investment to make. If there's an oligopoly already active, they could simply not let new ISPs get a foothold unless you set up all the infrastructure on your own. And part of the problem of low internet usage is low internet connectivity in rural areas (which is probably less of a problem for Romania). That's not going to be solved by Facebook or market forces.