Demand for 100 Mbps broadband plans have gone up in the last couple of months. Telecom operators such as Reliance Jio, Airtel, and Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited (BSNL) offer 100 Mbps plans which do not vary much in terms of benefits but are different nonetheless. Other internet service providers (ISPs) such as Excitel and ACT also offer users 100 Mbps broadband plans. Today we will list all the broadband plans... Read More
Excitel, a broadband internet service provider (ISP) is offering users in select cities free internet for three months. Under this offer, users can pay for the first six months and get additional three months on their plan for free. The service provider has termed the offer ‘#FullpeHalfFree’. Thus by paying for six months, users will essentially get internet service for nine months. But this offer is not available for users... Read More
Excitel Broadband, which recently surpassed the 3,00,000 subscriber base has introduced new plans for a smooth Work from Home experience. In the Delhi-NCR region, Excitel Broadband will be providing one month of free service to new customers which will attract a lot of consumers. Right now, wired broadband subscribers in India are looking for a reliable Internet Service Provider (ISP) which can deliver a smoother experience during the Coronavirus period.... Read More
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Thats true majority of the people i know use Jio or Airtel Hardly anyone uses Vi I use Vi because…
Hardly anyone uses Vi now. It's fastest network right now even with 40Mbps. Airtel has slowed down due to NSA…
Idk why vi has that 40mbps cap And second thing is that vi doesn’t offer volte or hd calling yet…
Tanay JI , BSNL added 2.17 lakh New FTTH connections in March 24 not only 6203 as per your article.…
We should standardized 1Gbps with Wifi 6E atleast in metros and 100Mbps should be norm in rural areas with Wifi…
