State-run BSNL has once again raised the bar for private telecom operators. In their newest push for bundled plans, which includes per day fixed data and unlimited voice calling, BSNL has now launched Sixer 666 plan for prepaid users.
Under this plan, BSNL users can now get 2GB data per day, along with unlimited voice calling for 60 days.
The unlimited calling can be done to any network within India, and the data can be used under 3G network only.
While announcing this new plan, R.K.Mittal, Director (CM) BSNL Board said, “BSNL offer best prices & plan to our mobile customers considering the present trend of usability in the industry. We are committed to providing affordable and efficient services to all segments of our mobile customers,”
BSNL’s Powerful Bundled Plans Continues
This recent Sixer-666 plan from BSNL is in continuation with their recent push for bundled plans, which have proven to be extremely popular with hardcore BSNL fans.
Of course, Reliance Jio has been the inspiration for BSNL in formulating these plans, but, it has been good news for the users.
In this month, BSNL launched Chaukka-444 plan, which provided 4 GB data per day to pre-paid customers, whose validity is 90 days. This plan basically reduced per GB price to Rs 1.23, one of the cheapest in the industry.
In the month of March, BSNL triggered another price war, when they launched 2GB per day plan, along with unlimited calling for just Rs 339. This particular plan proved to be a huge hit, as more than 400 TB of data was consumed by the users in one single day.
In April, BSNL launched special Rs 339 plan with 3 GB data per day.
Hence, right now, pre-paid users of BSNL can avail 2 GB per day, 3 GB per day and 4 GB per day plans, along with unlimited voice calling as well, all across India.
Now, the keenly awaited launch from BSNL is 4G services. As per last information received, BSNL had planned to launch 4G services across 15 states, by October 2017.
We will keep you updated.
This plan is only a golden dream, As BSNL does not have 4G. Data moves with 3G, but practically as most places with 2G speed only. Somewhere only 50 Bytes speed is appearing. Even if a user continue downloading 24 hours a day, he can’t download more than 20 MB. 2GB is just a dream.