Revised BSNL unlimited Broadband Plans

Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited (BSNL) whch is on of the biggest Broadband Services Provider in India has revised their Unlimited broadband plans. This plans will start with effect from 1st February 2012.

The Broadband users will get 512KBps of speed in BBG Combo ULD 850 and BB Home Combo ULD 900 plans after they complete 8Gb data, which was before 256Kbps in earlier plans.

These revised plans will provide double speeds at the same price. The plans that are revised and upgraded are BBG Combo 299,BB Home UL 499 , BB Home Combo UL 625, BBG Combo ULD 850 and BB Home Combo ULD 900. 

Have a look at the changes in the table Below:

Existing  Plans(now)		Revised Plans(after)
Plan Name	Bandwidth	Plan Name	Bandwidth
BBG Combo 299	256 KBPS	BBG Combo 299	512 KBPS
BB Home UL 499	256 KBPS	BB Home UL 499	512 KBPS Upto 4Gb & 256 Kbps beyond 4GB
BB Home Combo 625	256 KBPS	BB Home Combo 625	512 KBPS Upto 4Gb & 256 Kbps beyond 4GB
BBG Combo 850	1 MBPS Upto 8Gb and 256 Kbps beyond 8GB	BBG Combo 850	2 MBPS Upto 8Gb and 512 Kbps beyond 8GB
BB Home Combo 900	1 MBPS Upto 8Gb and 256 Kbps beyond 8GB	BB Home Combo 900	4 MBPS Upto 8Gb and 512 Kbps beyond 8GB

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Vodafone,Airtel and Idea to Jointly offer 3G on more areas

3G to be available in more
number of Cities and Towns
Vodafone, Idea Cellular, and
Bharti Airtel have decided to
complement their nationwide
presence by using each other's
networks, through inter and
intra-circle circle roaming
agreements, to provide for
seamless low cost pan-India 3G
services to their customers.
The deal will allow 3G users of
any of these three companies to
connect to the others 3G
network in areas where the
user's mobile operator doesn’t
provide those services. The
reported sharing arrangements
are as follows:
Idea has entered an agreement
with Vodafone to introduce 3G
services in Delhi and Kolkata
circles and it will also collaborate
with Airtel to provide 3G services
in Karnataka.
Vodafone has partnered with
Idea to provide 3G services in
Kerala and Andhra Pradesh and it
plans to introduce these services
in UP (West) through Airtel's
network.
Airtel has partnered up with Idea
to share the latters 3G network
in Gujarat.
Out of a total of 22 telecom
circles in India, the breakdown of
circle ownership is as follows:
Bharti Airtel has licenses for the
following 13 circles: Delhi,
Mumbai, Andhra Pradesh,
Karnataka, Tamil Nadu, Uttar
Pradesh (W), Rajasthan, West
Bengal, Himachal Pradesh, Bihar,
Assam, North East, Jammu &
Kashmir.
Idea Cellular has licenses for the
following 11 circles: Maharashtra,
Gujarat, Andhra Pradesh, Kerala,
Punjab, Haryana, Uttar Pradesh
(E), Uttar Pradesh (W), Madhya
Pradesh, Himachal Pradesh,
Jammu & Kashmir.
Vodafone Essar has licenses for
the following 9 circles: Delhi,
Mumbai, Maharashtra, Gujarat,
Tamil Nadu, Calcutta, Haryana,
Uttar Pradesh (E), West Bengal.
No details have yet been
provided on the revenue sharing
mechanism among these
operators.


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AIRTEL HIKES TRAFFIC RATES

Leading telecom service provider Bharti Airtel hiked call tariffs by 20% in six major circles including New Delhi, Andhra Pradesh and Uttar Pradesh.Tariffs have been hiked from 1 paise per second to 1.2 paisa per second. Sources say that other telecom players will follow suit.

Bharti also announced an increase in its Airtel Advantage pack of prepaid connections, across the country. The new rate will be effective from 22 July, the company’s advertisement in The Times of India newspaper said on Friday.

Bharti said that users of its Advantage packs, which are based on per minute billing, will have to pay Rs. 0.60 a minute for calls within India to mobile phones and Rs0.90 for calls to landline phones.The cost of local and national texts have also been increased to Rs1 and Rs1.5 respectively.

Tariffs of its “Freedom” pack, which is based on per second billing will remain unchanged.The decline in the number of subscriber additions in recent months may have also prompted operators to increase rates as they believe that the lucrative urban markets have saturated while the largely money-losing rural markets are where maximum subscriber addition is taking place. The increase in tariffs will help operators boost profitability and sustain their businesses.

AIRTEL NEW 3G PACKS INFO

Airtel

Similarly, Bharti Airtel has entered an intra-circle roaming agreement with Idea to offer 3G services in Gujarat. Its tariff plans are the same as those it offers in circles where it has its own network.

Basic plans start at Rs 8, which gets you 10 MB for a day and Rs 61 for 65 MB over three days. Standard plans start at Rs 101, which gives 100 MB for 30 days, and go up to Rs 750 for 2 GB of data over one month.

While a FlexiShield plan is also available with 1.25 GB of data at 3G speeds and 2 paise for 100 KB thereafter till you reach a maximum bill of Rs 2,000. Once you have reached this cap you can access unlimited data but at a reduced speed of 20kbps.