Airtel minimum recharge now Rs 155

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Airtel has announced a price hike for its minimum required recharge plan for prepaid users. Previously, users had to recharge with a Rs 99 plan that offered voice calls at 2.5 paise per second and 200MB data along with Rs 99 talktime. Now, however, the telecom player has mandated a minimum recharge of Rs 155 in two telecom circles – Haryana and Odisha.


The new minimum recharge plan is set to come to more circles eventually as per reports. This means that any monthly plans on Airtel could soon cost more than Rs 155. The Rs 155 plan comes with unlimited calling, 1GB of data and 300 SMS and is valid for 24 days.

With the new minimum plan set to be in effect in more regions, here’s a look at all the monthly plans that will be available for Airtel prepaid users, if all plans below Rs 155 are cancelled.


PriceCallingSMSData, BenefitsValidity
Rs 155Unlimited3001GB24 days
Rs 179Unlimited3002GB28 days
Rs 199Unlimited3003GB30 days
Rs 209Unlimited100/day1GB/day21 days
Rs 239Unlimited100/day1GB day24 days
Rs 265Unlimited100/day1GB day28 days
Rs 296Unlimited100/day25GB

Rs 100 cashback on FASTag

30 days
Rs 299Unlimited100/day1.5GB/day

Rs 100 cashback on FASTag

28 days
Rs 319Unlimited100/day2GB/day


Rs 100 cashback on FASTag

1 month
Rs 359Unlimited100/day2GB/day

Airtel Xstream Mobile pack

28 days
Rs 399Unlimited100/day2.5GB/day

Rs 100 cashback on FASTag

28 days
Rs 499Unlimited100/day2GB/day

Disney+ Hotstar Mobile (3 months)

28 days
Rs 599Unlimited100/day3GB/day

Rs 100 cashback on FASTag

28 days

The plans start at Rs 155 and go up all the way to Rs 599 per month, offering bundled subscriptions and more data among other benefits like cashback on FASTag recharge. In other circles where the new rule has not yet come into effect, users can still make use of the Rs 99 (28 days), Rs 109 (30 days) and Rs 111 (1 month) plans.

It is currently unknown if and when Airtel will cancel these plans. We are also yet to see if other telecom players like Jio and Vodafone Idea will follow. More details should be officially available in the coming weeks.


 

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