June 1st, 2012 9:10 AM 82 COMMENTS

Exclusive : Airtel Launches New Postpaid Plan-249, Offers Cheapest Local Tariffs and FREE Incoming Call Facility While Roaming in Western Region

Airtel the largest mobile service provider in India today brought smiles to its Postpaid customers in Mumbai telecom circle by launching new 'Value for Money' postpaid plan offering lowest local call tariff benefits and free incoming call facility while in Roaming in western region (Gujarat-Maharashtra-Goa) under its ‘Fab-Friday’ offer. Airtel's new postpaid plan comes for monthly rental of Rs.249, offering 1000 Local minutes to any network with in Mumbai circle... Read More

May 31st, 2012 5:59 PM 33 COMMENTS

Exclusive : Airtel Offers FREE Incoming Call Facility While Roaming Between Mumbai & Gujarat

Bharti Airtel, today announced new and affordable "Roaming Plan" with Free Incoming Call facility and outgoing rates same as Home & Roam for the Mumbai – Gujarat corridor. The new plan will be available FREE of cost to all airtel customers in Mumbai circles and can be activated just by one SMS. With this, over 3 million plus Airtel mobile customers in Mumbai will now be able to travel to... Read More

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