BSNL Is Offering Up To 8 Times More Data To Its Users
BSNL Is Offering Up To 8 Times More Data To Its Users

BSNL is really announcing tons of data benefits for its users as it had launched another data-focused plan for its postpaid subscribers in an attempt to counter Reliance Jio. BSNL is giving away additional data benefits to some plans.

BSNL Is Offering Up To 8 Times More Data To Its Users

Almost every Indian users had given up their home internet connection just because of the free services provided by Reliance Jio. Reliance Jio is providing free internet services and calling facilities to all its subscribers from past six months.

However, the free streak of Reliance jio had come to an end. Every other telecom operator in India is busy launching new plans just to attract users. Previously, we have shared India’s state-owned telecom operator BSNL had launched free plans focused on the internet.

Just a few days ago, BSNL launched a special promotional offer for prepaid users. Users will get 4GB data every day at the cost of Rs 444 only. The validity of the plan is set to 90 days.

Now, BSNL had launched another data-focused plan for its postpaid subscribers in an attempt to counter Reliance Jio. BSNL is giving away additional data benefits to some of its plans.

BSNL had refreshed few postpaid plans in which users who enrolled under Rs 99 plan will get 250MB of data compared to zero data benefit. Users who have subscribed to Rs 225 Plan will get 1GB data compared to 200MB, and Plan 325 will offer users 2GB of data compared to just 250MB data.

Users who have subscribed to some higher plans like Plan 525 and 725 will now get 3GB (Previously 500MB) and 5GB (Previously 1GB). So, if you are using any of the mentioned plans then you can enjoy the extra data benefits.

So, it looks like BSNL is really announcing tons of data benefits for its users. The company had just launched Sixer 666 plan in which users will get 2GB data per day and the plan had a validity of 60 Days and not only even this plan will also provide you unlimited calling as well.

So, what do you think about this? Share your views in the comment box below.

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