BSNL Reduces Validity of Rs 29 and Rs 47 Prepaid Plans, Also Withdraws 3 STVs

BSNL has now reduced the validity of two prepaid plans- Rs 29 and Rs 47. At the same time, the telco has withdrawn three prepaid STVs of Rs 7, Rs 9 and Rs 192 across all the telecom circles. The Rs 29 prepaid STV from BSNL used to be one of the best weekly plans, but the validity of the plan is now reduced to just five days. The Rs 47 STV which used to provide benefits for nine days now comes with a validity of only one week. So it seems like the state-run telco is also following the private operators in raising the tariff prices by reducing the validity of existing plans. According to our sources, BSNL is still working on the new plans, but it will very soon introduce new plans to match the competition. Right now, BSNL has the best-prepaid plans in the industry because all the top three private operators announced new tariff plans with increased prices.

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BSNL Rs 29 and Rs 47 STVs Validity Reduced by 2 Days

Reliance Jio and BSNL used to be the only two operators in the industry which offered combo plans around Rs 50. In October, Jio removed its Unlimited Sachet packs of Rs 19 and Rs 52, and now, BSNL has reduced the validity of its Rs 29 and Rs 47 STVs. Nonetheless, BSNL will continue to provide affordable combo plans, but the only drawback is the validity reduction.

The Rs 29 STV comes with unlimited off-net and on-net voice calling, but there’s a daily cap of 250 minutes. The plan also comes with 1GB data and 300 SMSes. The validity of the plan after the latest revision is five days, down from the earlier seven days.