- Almost all the leading telcos in India have increased the pricing of their recharge plans in the country.
- While Jio, Vodafone India, and Airtel have raised the prices, BSNL has smartly rolled out a lucrative new plan of Rs 94.
- The BSNL Rs 94 prepaid recharge plan comes with 75 days validity and a bunch of lucrative offers.
The ongoing tariff hike trend in the telecom sector in the country is hidden from nobody. Almost all the leading telecom providers, including Airtel, Vodafone India, and Reliance Jio, have already announced their respective tariff hikes in India. Leveraging this ongoing development, BSNL has also announced a new plan, albeit one which will bring smiles to the consumers’ faces. Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited has named the plan STV_94 and, as the name suggests, the plan would cost the consumers Rs 94 only. Take a look at what all the customers will get with the newly introduced BSNL Rs 94 prepaid recharge plan.
BSNL Rs 94 prepaid plan: What’s in store?
With the Rs 94 prepaid plan by BSNL, customers get a validity of 75 days. On top of that, they get to enjoy free caller tune service for 60 days. In terms of data benefits, one receives 3GB of free internet data. What’s even better is the fact that this data comes without any daily limit, meaning one can use it anytime during the 75 days. Plus, the telco is offering 100 voice minutes to its users as well. These 100 minutes can be consumed by the customers while talking to someone using the BSNL network and/or any other network in the country. Post expiration, users will have to pay a fee of 30 Paise per minute.
Wait…there’s more
Not just this plan, the BSNL Rs 75 prepaid recharge plan seems to be pretty impressive as well. By paying Rs 75, users get to enjoy the network’s services for a good 50-day period. Users receive 2GB of high-speed internet data, again without any daily limit. Plus, there’s 100 minutes of free calling provided to the consumer as well.
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To sum it up, both these prepaid recharge plans by BSNL seem to be quite a value for money and if in case you are a BSNL customer, you are certainly in for a treat. If not, this might very well lure you to switch from your respective network to BSNL. Will it prompt other telcos like Jio to bring about some new plans of their own to keep up with competition??? Time would tell…
