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BSNL's new offer brings 5GB data per day for 90 days

Bsnl has been churning out some attractive plans and the latest offers 4GB and 5GB data usage per day. After the Rs 74 combo voucher offer, BSNL has announced three new data plans (via Trak) priced at Rs 258, Rs 378 and Rs 548. Let's take a look at them one by one.

Rs 258

This plan brings talk time worth Rs 220 and 110 free net voice calls. It comes with a validity period of 30 days.

Rs 378

The Rs 378 offer is a combo plan. It brings 4GB of data per day. Post the data limit, the speed is reduced to 80Kbps. It also includes unlimited net calls and 30 minutes of cellular calls per day. The validity of this plan is 30 days.

Rs 548

This plan offers 5GB data per day for 90 days at Rs 548. Post the per day 5GB limit, the speed will be restricted to 80 Kbps. There are no calling benefits here.

These data plans are available only in select circles and the prices may differ slightly depending upon your region. BSNL also has 444 plan that is already available in some circles, offering 4GB data per day for 90 days. The 333 plan brings 3GB data per day for 56 days.

BSNL has also announced the Rs 74 combo voucher. At Rs 74, users get unlimited voice calls on Internet, 1GB free data and calls on network worth Rs 74. This combo voucher comes with five days of validity.

Recently, Jio updated Rs 309 and Rs 349 4G data plans to offer a validity of 56 days, from 28 days that was available earlier. Both offer unlimited voice calls, text. The Rs 309 recharge will bring to you 56GB data increased from 28GB earlier, and a cap of 1GB/day. At Rs 349, users will get 10 + 10GB data without any cap on daily usage.

The Rs 399 plan has been updated to offer 84 days of validity over the 28 days it offered earlier with 1GB/day cap. The data has also been increased to 84GB.

At Rs 244, Vodafone has announced new plans that will offer users 70GB of 4G data that will be valid for 70 days. It also brings unlimited local and STD calls. However, the 70 days validity is available for only the first recharge, post that the validity will be 35 days.

Airtel has also announced a new Rs 244 offer. Under this offer, users get 1GB data per day for 70 days. It also bundles 300 minutes of free Airtel to Airtel calls daily, and 1200 minutes for a week.

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