BSNL Recharge Plan : In recent times, BSNL (Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited) has been introducing several new prepaid plans one after another. Compared to private telecom companies, the government-owned telecom operator is offering many exciting and affordable plans. Once again, the company has brought relief to its millions of customers by launching two new plans loaded with data and other benefits. Interestingly, one of these plans offers a total validity of 160 days at an average monthly cost of just ₹178, meaning you don’t have to worry about recharging for five months. Let’s take a look at these new BSNL plans in detail.
BSNL Recharge Plan ₹947
Earlier priced at ₹997, BSNL has now reduced the cost of this plan by ₹50, bringing it down to ₹947. This plan not only offers long validity but also comes with ample daily data benefits. The plan provides a total validity of 160 days and offers 2GB of high-speed data per day.
In addition, users get unlimited calling benefits across all networks, along with 100 free SMS per day. This plan is ideal for those who use the internet and calling services extensively. Moreover, if you’re someone who wants to avoid the hassle of frequent recharges, this long-validity plan is a perfect choice.
BSNL Recharge Plan ₹569
BSNL’s ₹569 plan is another strong offering that provides slightly less validity but higher daily data benefits. This plan is perfect for heavy data users who want a cost-effective option. Previously priced at ₹599, the company has now reduced its cost by ₹30, making it more affordable at ₹569.
The plan comes with a validity of 84 days and offers 3GB of high-speed data per day. Like the ₹947 plan, it also includes unlimited calling on all networks and 100 free SMS per day. If you find 2GB of daily data insufficient, this plan gives you an extra boost, making it a great value-for-money option for data-hungry users.
In short, BSNL’s latest prepaid plans – ₹947 and ₹569 – are designed to offer long validity, generous data, and unlimited calling benefits at highly competitive prices, giving private telecom operators some serious competition.
