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BSNL unveils 2GB, 3GB daily data plans with up to 365 Days validity under Rs 500

Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited, a government-owned telecom company has unveiled new daily data plans. The company offers a plan for Rs 187, in which users get 2GB daily with unlimited calling and 100 SMS per day. The plan comes with a validity of 28 Days. The other plan they offer is priced at Rs 199. The plan also provides 2GB daily data, 100 SMS per day, and unlimited calling with 250 FUP. For this plan, it offers a validity of 30 days.

BSNL 2 GB, 3 GB daily data plans with up to 365 Days validity under Rs 500

BSNL also offers a plan for Rs 247 and Rs 250. Both these plans offer a 3GB daily data limit. The plan comes with unlimited calling with 250 FUP and 100 SMS per day. The company provides a validity of 40 days.

BSNL 2GB, 3GB daily data plans with 365 days validity

BSNL also offers an annual plan for the user. The 2GB daily data pack priced at Rs 365 offers a validity of 365 days. The plans also give unlimited calling and 100 SMS per day with access to Lokdhun content and free caller tunes. The company also offers another annual plan priced at Rs 398. The prepaid plans provide unlimited data without any speed curb, unlimited voice calling, and 100 SMS per day.

BSNL 2GB, 3GB daily data plans with 365 days validity

BSNL vs Jio vs Airtel vs VI prepaid plans with 2GB daily data 

If we compare the plans of the three telecom companies, BSNL offers 2GB daily data, unlimited calling, and 100 SMS per day for a 365 days validity. Talking about Airtel, the company gives a plan at Rs 448, in which they provide 2GB of data per day, unlimited voice calls, and 100 SMS per day with a validity of 56 days, whereas Reliance Jio’s 2GB daily data plan offers unlimited voice calling and 100 SMS per day for a priced at Rs 444. The Vi offers a plan of Rs 449 that provides 4GB daily data, unlimited voice calls, and 100 SMS per day with 56 days validity.

Furthermore, Jio and Airtel provide other benefits too. Airtel brings benefits including Airtel XStream subscription, Wynk music, and access to free online courses. Jio provides a complimentary subscription to Jio apps.

Disclaimer: This article has been authored by a member of our Digit Squad community.



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