Latest Offers From Airtel, Reliance Jio, Vodafone: Up To 90-Day Validity Prepaid Recharge Plans Compared
Bharti Airtel offers many prepaid recharge plans ranging from 1 hour-validity to that of a year. However, some prepaid recharge plans are among its best-selling unlimited packs, with unlimited data, and unlimited calling benefits. These prepaid recharge plans are priced at Rs 249, Rs 448, Rs 449, and Rs 509. Intense competition in the telecom sector unleashed by rival Reliance Jio has also made Vodafone India offer prepaid recharge plans with similar data benefits. All these prepaid recharge plans from Airtel, Jio and Vodafone offer similar data and calling benefits. The prices of all these plans, however, vary.
Given below are four best-selling prepaid recharge plans of Airtel:
Airtel Rs 249 prepaid recharge plan
This Airtel plan offers 2 GB or gigabytes of 3G/4G data per day, according to airtel.in. Local and STD calls and incoming and outgoing on roaming are unlimited. A total of 100 local/ national SMS (short message service) are offered every day. This prepaid recharge plan of Airtel is valid for 28 days.
Airtel Rs 448 prepaid recharge plan
This Airtel plan offers 1.4 of 3G/4G data per day, said Airtel. Local and STD calls and incoming and outgoing on roaming are unlimited. Hundred local/national SMS are offered every day. This prepaid recharge plan of Airtel is valid for 82 days.
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