With rising recharge rates from private telecom companies, BSNL attracts users by offering budget-friendly, long-term prepaid plans that deliver substantial savings. BSNL’s options under Rs 2000 stand out for customers wanting fewer recharges.
Data and SMS
This plan provides 336 days of validity with unlimited calling, 24GB of data, and 100 free SMS per day. It’s ideal for those seeking long-lasting connectivity at a low cost.
BSNL’s 365-day plan
Priced at Rs 1,999, BSNL’s year-long plan will include 600GB of data for the entire year along with unlimited calling, and 100 SMS per day, along with 30 days of BSNL Tunes.
These plans help users save with dependable, extended data and call options.
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The long wait for high-speed internet is finally going to end soon as the government working towards commencing to establish its 5G network in the country. This development has further surfaced as the company prepares to install 5G towers across prime locations in the country.
BSNL announces 5G expansion plans
BSNL has recently unveiled plans to establish 1,876 tower sites for the 5G network and has further started tender work for the project. Companies who are interested in installing these towers must submit bids by November 22 (2024), along with a deposit of Rs 50 lakh in advance. This step further marks a significant push by the government-backed telecom provider which will help to bring high-speed connectivity to its vast user base.
Yearly plan worth Rs 1,198
To meet the demand for affordable, long-term options, BSNL has introduced a new annual recharge plan priced at just Rs 1,198. This plan is ideal for users who are looking for yearly connectivity, without the hassle of recharging repeatedly.
This plan offers 365 days of validity with free calling and enjoys an uninterrupted network experience.
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To combat the growing wave of fake and fraud calls impersonating police officials, bank officials or more, the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) in partnership with major banks, have come up with the rule of prefixing 160.
