Airtel's New Prepaid Plans: Prices, Data Benefits, Validity, Other Details
Bharti Airtel has increased tariffs for prepaid customers. The new plans - priced from Rs 19 to Rs 1,699 - come with a validity period ranging from two days to 365 days. The recent announcement comes on the backdrop of Airtel's highest quarterly loss of Rs 23,045 crore amid an adverse Supreme Court ruling on adjusted gross revenue (AGR). The top court allowed the telecom department to recover dues worth Rs 1.33 lakh crore from telecom companies such as Airtel and Vodafone Idea. In November, both Airtel and Vodafone Idea had announced to raise tariffs in December.Â
Here are some of the Airtel's new recharge plans:
Rs 148 plan
Airtel's Rs 148 plan offers 2GB data, 300 SMS and unlimited voice calls for a validity of 28 days, among other features.
Rs 248 plan
Airtel's Rs 248 plan offers 1.5 GB per day data, 100 SMS and unlimited voice calls for a validity of 28 days, among other features.
Rs 298 plan
Airtel's Rs 298Â plan offers 2GB per day data, 100 SMS and unlimited voice calls for a validity of 28 days, among other features.
Rs 598 plan
Airtel's Rs 598 plan offers 1.5 GB per day data and unlimited voice calls for a validity of 84 days, among other features.
Rs 698 plan
Airtel's Rs 698 plan offers 2 GB per day data and unlimited voice calls for a validity of 84 days, among other features.
Rs 2,398 plan
Airtel's Rs 2,398 plan offers 1.4 GB per day data and unlimited voice calls for a validity of 365 days, among other features.
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