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BSNL Rs 2,399 long validity pre-paid plan comes with 600 days validity

BSNL took to the BSNL Chhattisgarh Twitter handle to announce the new long validity plans. BSNL has made some changes to the Rs 699 plan giving users 180 days validity instead of the previous 160 days validity. The plan comes with 250 minutes of calling per day along with 100 free SMS limit per day and 0.5GB of data limit per day. The other plan is priced at Rs 2399 and brings with it 600 days validity. That's the longest validity we have seen in a plan. 

BSNL Rs 2399 plan details and data limit

The Rs 2399 plan gives users a validity of 600 days i.e. 1.64 years! With this plan, users get 250 minutes of calling per day i.e., 4.16 hours of calling per day and 100 SMS per day limit. There is, unfortunately, no data as a part of the plan and those that use data will be charged Rs 0.25 per MB used. So users who opt for this plan will have to rely on some data pack for internet usage. 

If data is what you are looking for then know that Reliance Jio has three 4G data vouchers under its Work From Home packs.  All of them have a validity of 30 days. The plans are priced at Rs 151, Rs 201 and Rs 251 and bring with them data capacity of 30GB, 40GB and 50GB respectively. You can read more about the plans here. 

On the other hand, if you are a broadband user and looking to get a plan with unlimited data, you can check out our comparison of the unlimited data broadband plans here.



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