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    BSNL Offering Free SIM Card Till 28 November 2020

    Lingraj SahuBy Lingraj Sahu17/November/2020No Comments3 Mins Read
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    BSNL has introduced a new offer for consumers. Under this offer, subscribers will get a SIM card for free. To get a SIM card, users have to recharge at least Rs 100.

    Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited (BSNL), has introduced a new offer to connect more and more consumers. Under this offer, a SIM card will be given to customers for free. Having said this, the offer is only for 15 days and it has started on 14 November. At the same time, this special offer is available in almost all circles of the country.

    The government-owned telecommunications services company charges Rs 20 for every new SIM card. Similar to any private telecom companies, BSNL too asks for money if a user needs a SIM card. But as a promotional offer, the company has decided to give it away for free when a user makes a First Recharge (FRC) of a minimum of Rs 100.

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    Notably, the free SIM card offer comes for a limited period, that is, from November 14, 2020, to November 28, 2020. The promotional offer is valid for 15 days. Once the free SIM card offer ends, users will again have to pay Rs 20 to obtain a new SIM card from BSNL.

    The free SIM card offer is valid across all the telecom operations where the company is operating. In fact, BSNL could soon become a pan-India operator as MTNL’s license is expiring in January 2021 reportedly. As per a report from Business Standard, BSNL could soon start offering mobile services in Delhi and Mumbai circles.

    For the unversed, the telecom operator operates in 20 telecom circles, whereas MTNL operates in Delhi and Mumbai circles for now. It is said that MTNL’s license is expiring in early 2021. Thus, it is expected that the telecom operator could take over the other two circles to become a pan-India operator.

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    How to get BSNL free SIM card

    In order to avail of the BSNL free SIM card offer, customers can visit any nearest BSNL retail store. There, customers can get the connection along with the SIM card and can also get the FRC done for Rs 100 which is mandatory as part of the offer. BSNL has a variety of FRC plans which can be obtained at the time of choosing the connection.

    BSNL Rs 449 broadband plan

    The name of this plan is Fiber Basic. In this plan, users will get 3300GB data at a speed of 30Mbps. If users finish the data before time, then the speed of their plan will be reduced to 2Mbps. Apart from this, users will be given unlimited calling facility in this plan.

    BSNL Rs 799 broadband plan

    The name of this plan is Fiber Value. In this plan, consumers will get 3300GB of data at a speed of 100Mbps. In addition, users will be given the facility of landline calling in this plan. At the same time, this plan can be subscribed to for only one month.

    BSNL Free SIM Card

    BSNL’s Rs 999 broadband plan

    The name of this plan is Fiber Premium. In this plan, users will get 3.3TB data at a speed of 200Mbps. If users finish the data ahead of time, then their plan speed will be reduced to 2Mbps. Apart from this, users will be given unlimited calling facility in this plan.

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    Technology and telecom writer covering India’s telecom industry, 5G, smartphones, consumer technology, digital services, and emerging technology trends. At TelecomByte, he focuses on breaking industry developments, product launches, regulatory updates, and technology news, with an emphasis on factual reporting and source-based analysis.

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