NEW DELHI: State-owned telecom operator BSNL has revised its existing postpaid plans. After the revision the plans offer double data benefit to the users. The company has revised the postpaid plans of Rs 525 and Rs 725.
After the revision, the Rs 525 plan of BSNL offers 40GB data per month as earlier its was giving 15GB data per month. On the other hand, the Rs 725 plan now offer a total of 50GB data for the complete billing cycle.
The revised plans are available across all the telecom circles of the service provider. Under Rs 525 plan the users get unlimited local and national calling with no FUP limit. They also get the free 100 SMS each day under the plan. Valid for a month the plan offers a total data of 40GB and one year subscription of Amazon Prime for free.

On the other hand, under Rs 725 plan, BSNL offers 50GB data for the entire billing cycle with unlimited local and national calling facility. The same plan also offers 100 SMS per day and free annual subscription for Amazon Prime.

These revised plans of BSNL will compete against the Rs 499 and Rs 649 postpaid plans of Airtel. Under Rs 499 plan, the service provider offer 75GB data with unlimited calling, Netflix subscription for three months and annual subscription of Amazon Prime. Whereas, the Rs 649 plan offer 90GB of total data with three months Netflix subscription and annual subscription of Amazon Prime.

Recently, BSNL announced a new plan for its broadband users. The telco has rolled out a plan of Rs 2,499 under which it is giving 40GB data per day at a speed of 100Mpbs. The plan is valid for the period of one month and it is available for all the existing and new BSNL users. The BSNL users will also ger unlimited calling facility to any network across the country. Along with this, the customers will get one free email ID and 1GB storage mailbox space.

Though the plan is priced at Rs 2,499, the company has listed cashback offers for the customers opting the plan for six-months or one-year. Customers will get 25% cashback on buying the plan for yearly and half yearly basis

Source: gadgetsnow.com