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

With every passing day, Indian telecom sector is undergoing some massive changes. These days, we are witnessing some new offer coming out every day to attract customers. Now, we are about to see another change from two of the India’s top telecom operators. As per sources this is done just to avoid misuse rest of the T&C applies the same.

Yes, both the Bharti Airtel and Vodafone, India’s two major incumbents are about to revamp their existing unlimited calling offers.
As you might be aware that Vodafone India, last month introduced two new plans of Rs. 148 and Rs. 348 offering unlimited calling options to every prepaid customer.
| MRP | Earlier Benefits | New Modification |
| 348 | Unlimited Local and STD mobile and Landline calls and 1GB of data for 4G handset users, 28 days validity | Unlimited Local and STD mobile and Landline calls and 1GB of data for 4G handset users, 28 days’ validity. Customers using more than 300 minutes in a day will be charged 30 paisa per minute |
| 148 | Unlimited Local and STD mobile and Landline V2V calls and 300MB of data for 4G handset users, 28 days validity | Unlimited Local and STD mobile and Landline V2V calls and 300MB of data for 4G handset users, 28 days’ validity. Customers using more than 300 minutes in a day will be charged 10 paisa per minute. |
Vodafone
According to our source, Vodafone will be revamping both the Rs. 148 and Rs. 348 plans by limiting the voice calls to just 300 minutes per day. That said, customers whoever passes the daily limit will be charged at 10 paisa per minute.
The Rs. 148 plan offers unlimited local and STD voice calls within Vodafone network along with 300MB of 4G data and 50MB of 3G data valid for 28 days. Previously, the company used to offer unlimited voice calling with no daily limit.