Airtel launches best postpaid packs for every circle of country

First of all, let us tell you that the plan of Rs 399 is the cheapest postpaid plan of Airtel. In this plan you will get 40 GB data which will be 3G/4G.

Yogita S.
Published on: 3 Oct 2020 11:11 AM GMT
Airtel launches best postpaid packs for every circle of country
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New Delhi: Airtel India has launched postpaid customers of all its circles. Airtel has made its Rs 399 postpaid plan available for all circles. Let us know that earlier the company had removed its postpaid plan of Rs 399 from many circles, but now this plan has been re-launched in comparison to Reliance Jio.

Cheapest Postpaid plan of Airtel:

First of all, let us tell you that the plan of Rs 399 is the cheapest postpaid plan of Airtel. In this plan you will get 40 GB data which will be 3G / 4G. Also, unlimited calling is being provided on all networks under this plan.

There will also be 100 SMS daily in this plan. Talking about additional features, Airtel Xstream Premium in this plan and Wynk Music and Shaw Academy are getting subscriptions for one year.

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Plan of Rs 399:

Airtel's Rs 399 plan has a direct competition with Jio's Rs 399 plan, but in terms of convenience, Airtel lags behind Jio. Jio's Rs 399 postpaid plan will offer unlimited calling and messaging with 75 GB of data.

Apart from this, it will get subscription to Netflix, Amazon Prime Video and Disney Plus Hotstar VIP. It will be able to rollover 200 GB data. Jio's new postpaid plan has been named Dhan Dhana Dhan Postpaid Plan.

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Subscription of OTT Platform:

Now this is the big difference between Jio and Airtel plans. Jio's plan is getting free subscription to OTT platforms like Netflix, Amazon Prime Video and Disney Plus Hotstar VIP, whereas this is not the case with Airtel. 35 GB extra data is also available in Jio's plan.

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Yogita S.

Yogita S.

Media Graduate, News Editor and PR Enthusiast.

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