Airtel hikes Roaming Pack charges in Delhi, reduces validity period

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Bharti Airtel, the market leading telecom operator in the Delhi & NCR circle, has now made a revision in National Roaming Packs, making them costlier as compared to earlier.

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As per the latest revision data, the telco has slashed the benefits of Rs. 21 pack, which was offering 28 days validity earlier, will now provide only tariff validity of just 14 days . However, has launched another pack priced at Rs. 35, which will offer free incoming calls for 28 days.

PriceCalling RatesOld ValidityNew Validity
Rs 21Roaming Tariff - Incoming Free in UP(East+West), Bihar & Jharkhand,West Bengal, Kolkata, Haryana, Rajasthan,

Outgoing local@ 80p/min, STD@Rs1.15/min

28 Days14 Days
Rs 35New Launched28 Days

A few weeks back, Vodafone introduced Special Roaming Minute packs for the Delhi circle. The Delhi & NCR region comprises of a significant population of working professionals, students and other migrant laborers, who travel across the country. With the onset of next few months long festive seasons, the number of people moving in and out of the region increases. So this higher pricing wi surely make an impact to those user's

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