As Jio, Airtel and Vi (Vodafone Idea) have raised their recharge prices, BSNL has developed several affordable broadband plans to make it a popular choice among Indian consumers. Here's a breakdown of BSNL's recently added affordable broadband plans which offers and how they compare to the competition. The government-owned telecom service provider has recently made its fibre broadband service more affordable by reducing its plans' prices.
Recently, the telecom service provider slashed three plans (costing Rs 249, Rs 299, and Rs 329), making them more cost-effective and value for money.
But why is BSNL cutting down the price of its existing plans?
The answer is, the reach and affordability are making it a must-have network service provider. Its competitive edge in the broadband market is growing as these revised plans have been working towards making a strong entry into the broadband market of India, aiming to reposition itself as a more affordable alternative to Jio and Airtel.
This move further comes at a time when the major telecom companies have increased their recharge prices by about 15 per cent, which will lead many users to consider switching to BSNL for better value.
Check BSNL network availability
If you are thinking of switching to BSNL’s network, then it is essential to first check the availability in your area. While BSNL's broadband service is widely available in Delhi and other nearby regions, there are still some areas where it is not yet accessible. Make sure to verify network availability before making the switch.
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