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Telecom Operators have supposedly exhausted all ways of poaching subscribers in the prepaid data tariff segment. Now the battleground of telcos seems to be shifting towards the postpaid sector. With already competitive rates becoming the norm in prepaid plans, Reliance Jio has also made its foray in the postpaid segment as well with its pre-activated Rs 199 postpaid plan. Besides Reliance Jio, Bharti Airtel, Idea Cellular, Vodafone India, and state-owned telecom operator BSNL are the ones providing the most attractive postpaid plans in the country right now. If you are stuck between deciding on a telco for your latest postpaid subscription, read ahead to know about the best postpaid plan being offered by these carriers.
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Bharti Airtel
Bharti Airtel is the largest telco in the country right now, and it is taking the help of attractive pricing and free additional benefits for staying in the top position. Having a heftier subscriber base also means that quite a chunk of users is made up of postpaid subscribers. Right now, Airtel is offering two postpaid plan which can be considered righteously priced for the common public. The first plan is the Rs 399 plan by Airtel which offers 20GB monthly data, along with unlimited local/STD calling and 100 SMSs daily. The second plan which comes for Rs 499 per month provides 75GB monthly data, unlimited calling and the same SMS bundle. One plus point of this plan is that it comes with data rollover facility, meaning that users will be able to store their data if it is left unused. The max cap for the data rollover has been set to be 200GB.
BSNL
BSNL’s postpaid plan is pretty simple and straightforward. The postpaid pack comes at the price of Rs 499 per month, and it offers 45GB monthly data. Alongside this, the plan also provides unlimited calling like other telcos. However, there is no option for after FUP data access once your set limit is exhausted. 100 SMSs per day are also bundled with the plan, even though it lacks the data rollover facility or any other additional benefits which the other telcos provide. There’s also the Rs 399 plan with unlimited voice calls and 30GB data.
