Will this phone work in India on Reliance CDMA network?

Will this phone work in India on Reliance CDMA network? Does it have a RUIM? I will be happy if just the call and SMS features work.
thanks,
kalpak dabir

Most CDMA phones will only work on the network they are branded to. The carriers usually do not allow other brands of phones on their cdma networks.
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