Pocket-wise, calling and data will now be expensive, 3 Before 2016, there were many telecom companies in the country, even though the plans of their companies were not cheap. After the arrival of Jio in 2016, there was a revolution and suddenly there was a flood of free data plans, free calling. Jio's seen-seeing Airtel and Vodafone Idea also gave free services to the customers, but now the free market is ending. Every year telecom companies are making their plans expensive, due to which it is expected that soon the pre-paid plans of all the companies will be as expensive as before.
#😮calling and data will be expensive❗ if you also use sim of jio airtel vodafone idea or any company, then there is very bad news for you, after the approval of TRAI, the data rates will increase even more after December, now mobile calling Both the cost and the rate of data will increase.
Pockets, calling and data will be expensive now
Calling and data will now be expensive. Apart from this, prepaid plans are going to be expensive due to which your budget is going to deteriorate, tariff hike can be seen in the month of October or November 2022 this year. The ARPU of Airtel, Jio and Vodafone Idea will be Rs 200, Rs 185 and Rs 135. In the coming years also, there will be an increase in ta riff which will have a direct impact on the pockets of the users.
Before 2016, there were many telecom companies in the country, but the plans of their companies were not cheap. After the arrival of Jio in 2016, there was a revolution and suddenly there was a flood of free data plans, free calling. Jio's seen-seeing Airtel and Vodafone Idea also gave free services to the customers, but now the free market is ending. Every year telecom companies are making their plans expensive, due to which it is expected that soon the pre-paid plans of all the companies will be as expensive as before.
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