BSNL revises Rs 2399 prepaid plan to offer year-long streaming benefit, check other long-term offers
BSNL has rationalised the validity of its Rs 2399 prepaid plan. However, it has also revised the plan to offer Eros Now streaming benefits throughout the validity.
Yasmin Ahmed | January 10, 2021 | Updated 18:18 IST
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BSNL has introduced republic day offers extending the validity of Rs 1999 and Rs 2399 prepaid plans.
While the extension on the Rs 1999 prepaid plan is of 21 days and available till January 30, 2021, the extension on the Rs 2399 prepaid plan is of 72 days available till March 31, 2021.
Jio and Vi also offer annual plans priced at Rs 2399 and annual prepaid plans under Rs 1500.
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BSNL introduces Rs 398 prepaid plan with unlimited calls and data, what Airtel, Jio, Vi offer at Rs 399
BSNL has removed the FUP limit on all domestic calls and now gives unlimited calls. The telco has also announced Republic Day offers on long-term plans with extended validity.
Yasmin Ahmed | January 10, 2021 | Updated 14:46 IST
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BSNL Rs 398 prepaid plan offers unlimited calls and data with 100 free SMS and 30-days validity.
Airtel, Jio, and Vi also have Rs 399 prepaid plans with 1.5GB daily data and 56 days validity.
BSNL has increased the validity on Rs 1999 annual prepaid plan by 21 days and Rs 2399 prepaid plan by 72 days as part of the Republic Day offer.
BSNL Employees Union has urged the company s chairman and managing director to hold regular interactions with the unions, like his predecessor did, for early revival of the loss-making public sector firm.
BSNL CMD PK Purwar, however, said he keeps meeting unions, employees and even individual employee for their suggestions and advice. In a letter to Purwar, seen by PTI, the union said in mid-2016, BSNL management, under the then CMD Anupam Shrivastava showed inclination to involve unions and associations in the management s initiatives night free calling and all India free roaming where employees went beyond their duty hours to popularise the schemes resulting in increase in company s subscriber base.
Excelsior Correspondent
Srinagar Jan 7 : A non-functional mobile tower of the state-owned telecom company, Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited has disrupted cellular and data network services in Tapper and Kreeri areas of north Kashmir’s Baramulla district since last week and affected thousands of subscribers.
Sources in the PDD said that they cut the electricity of the mobile tower after BSNL failed to clear the outstanding power bill. They said that the electricity supply was snapped after the telephone company turned down the multiple reminders of the department. “We requested them several times to deposit the bill but they failed. I think they are short of funds,” an official said.