State-owned telco Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited (BSNL) on Tuesday, 28 July, extended the BSNL Rs 600 Bharat Fiber broadband plan to 27 October The plan was earlier only available only till 27 July.
The broadband plan offers 300 GB of 40 mbps high-speed browsing along with unlimited voice calling services. After exceeding the data limit, browsing speeds are reduced to 2 mbps. The plan is only available in the Odisha telecom circle as of now.
The telco has recently also extended its Rs 777 broadband plan till September 2020. The plan offers BSNL Fibre customers broadband speed up to 50Mbps with a fair usage policy of 500 GB. The plan also includes unlimited data download, unlimited local and STD voice calls. The validity of the plan is 30 days.
The telco also recently launched a new 100 mbps plan which offers a Fair Usage Policy (FUP) of 1,400 GB or 1.4TB. The plan is the newest addition to BSNL's Bharat Fiber plans. The telco decided to withdraw its earlier 200 mbps plan, which was introduced on a promotional basis with a 90-day validity.
The plan is priced at Rs 1,999 and customers can browse till the 1.4 TB limit is reached. Once the limit is reached, the speed will be reduced to 2 mbps. The pack also offers unlimited calls to any network across India.
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