Andrew Bonwick
Vice President of Product Development at Relm Insurance
Madhav Sheth
CEO of Ai+ Smartphone
Varun Kashyap & Sridevi Reddy
Co-Founders, Zithara.ai
Transforming Indian Offline Retail and Customer Engagement Using AI


The recent tariff hikes by the telcos in the country have changed the complete price list of the prepaid plans offered by them. All the private telcos in India raised the prices of their prepaid plans by around 20% and users need some time in knowing and adjusting to this. Bharti Airtel and Vodafone Idea offer prepaid plans at quite identical tariffs, however, the offers provided by them are unique. Although they provide a lot of plans with different benefits, one of the most commonly used plans is the 1.5GB daily data plan which is usually quite enough for the users. Mentioned below are the Rs 299 plan offered by both these telcos with their detailed benefits and other plans you can choose from.
Vodafone Idea – Rs 299 Plan
Vodafone Idea or Vi under its unlimited prepaid plans list offers a Rs 299 plan that comes with the benefit of 1.5GB of data each day. The validity period of the plan is 28 days and offers unlimited voice calls along with 100 SMS per day. Moreover, additional benefits of this plan include the “Binge All Night” feature which allows users to use unlimited internet from 12 midnight to 6 am. Users can also take over their unused data from Monday to Friday to Saturday and Sunday which is called the “Weekend Roll Over” benefit. In addition to this, users also get 2GB of data backup every month at no extra cost.
Bharti Airtel – Rs 299 Plan
Bharti Airtel offers a similar plan as well. At the cost of Rs 299, users can get 1.5GB of internet data every day for a validity period of 28 days. Beyond the set limit of data, users can enjoy unlimited internet with 64 Kbps of speed. The pack also offers truly unlimited calls and 100 SMS per day. Added Benefits of the plan include access to the free trial of the mobile edition of the Amazon Prime Video, free Wynk music and a few other offers including access to Shaw Academy and Apollo Circle.