Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited (BSNL) is set to revamp its existing Fiber-to-the-Home (FTTH) plans to offer enhanced speed and data limits to its users across India. The state-run operator currently offers over 50 broadband and FTTH plans in its North, South and West Zones while in its East zone, BSNL offers over 100 plans to its users. BSNL earlier in the month celebrated 20 years of its corporatization with the... Read More
In the Chennai circle, Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited (BSNL) has made revisions to its Fiber to the Home (FTTH) broadband plans meaning that now FTTH customers in Chennai who have subscribed to the below mentioned FTTH plans would be able to enjoy more FUP and faster speeds. The BSNL FTTH plans which have undergone revision include the Rs 999, Rs 1,299, Rs 1,699, Rs 1,999, Rs 2,999 and Rs 4,999... Read More
State owned BSNL has launched new FTTH plans for its subscribers in Bhatinda service area in Punjab circle. The new plans are being launched on a promotional basis starting tomorrow 16th October for a period of 90 days, after which depending on the subscriber response BSNL may regularise the plans. There are 4 new plans, the first one with a denomination of Rs.945 gives 10Mbps upto 30GB and 1Mbps unlimited... Read More
BSNL seems to be on a hyper active mode and this is justified by the quantum of offers they have been releasing recently. BSNL has released new speed restoration plans that will help users restore their original speed even after crossing the FUP limit. These extension packs will be available in all the Telecom circles and will go hand in gloves with all the limited BSNL Broadband plans and the... Read More
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