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Govt. of India has decided to provide subsidies worth Rs 3600 crore to private telecom players, under the phase 2 of their ambitious BharatNet project.

Here's a look at some postpaid offers from the big 3, Airtel, Vodafone and Jio who are in a fight to gain postpaid supremacy, with a variety of offerings.

Vodafone RED has got a new set of postpaid plans that offer value added benefits under 3 types of plans; RED Traveler, RED International & RED Signature.

The new Jio Phone will be an android-based smartphone, which will give it more engagement and acceptance with Android's vast & rich ecosystem of apps.

The new plan is a direct response to Airtel's Rs 399 plan, which offers 10 GB data monthly. But, the new plan is only available to new Idea subscribers.

Micromax Bharat 2 Ultra is the latest offering in current trend of bundled, low-cost smartphones. With an attractive price, this smartphone should sell well

The new BSNL plans have really heated up the postpaid plans market. These plans currently offer among the best data-to-cost ratio with 500% more data.

With recent KRACK attacks, CERT has issued warnings against using free WiFi, even as it preparing to launch around 7.5 lakh hotspots in rural areas.

Reports indicate that Jio may increase their tariffs by 24% to 95%. Rest of the telecoms will surely follow suit, marking an end of user-friendly plans!

Vodafone & BSNL have launched some interesting plans. Vodafone is offering 90 GB for 6 months at Rs 399; BSNL is promising 10 Mbps minimum broadband speed!