Last updated on January 23rd, 2021 at 02:27 pm
Bharat Sanchar Nigam Ltd (BSNL) has announced few special promotional offers on the occasion of Republic Day and ensuing festivals for its all subscribers be it landline, broadband, or mobile.
Mobile Customers
BSNL has extended the validity of its two annual special tariff vouchers (STVs) for Rs 1999 and Rs 2399. The STV of Rs 1999 offers unlimited voice calling to any network within India plus 2GB data per day for 365 days but if you recharge with it, you will get 21 days more i.e. 386 days.
Other than the above, you will also get a free PRBT (BSNL Tunes) subscription and EROS Now OTT subscription for 365 days plus Lokdhun content for the first 60 days.
The annual STV of Rs 2399 also offers extra 72 days validity i.e. total validity days 437 days. The STV 2399 offers unlimited voice calling and 3GB of data per day. The STV also allow free subscription of BSNL PRBT and EROS Now OTT.
BSNL introduced a new STV 398 which offers truly unlimited voice calling on all networks without FUP and truly unlimited data at high-speed without any slow down of download speed.
Broadband customers
BSNL updated features of the two most popular landline plans for Rs 149 and Rs 199 per month. Customers of these plans now can make unlimited voice calling on the BSNL network and voice calling worth Rs 149 and Rs 199 to other networks.
BSNL has recently given relief to Government and PSU employees, they can get 10% discounts on fixed monthly charge of their landline and Broadband plans.
For OTT lovers, BSNL has recently brought a new Add-ON based on OTT plans for all types of Broadband customers (DSL, FTTH, Airfibre, etc).
The Add-On plan costs Rs 129 per month for the first three months and thereafter Rs 199 per month. BSNL Broadband customers will then get OTT apps of – VOOT Select, SonyLIV Special, Zee5 Premium, and YuppTV.
BSNL Republic Day offers something special for its all customers, choose your favorite plan and share your experience in the below comment box.
What about broadband band plans? Plans are outdated comparing with ftth.