India's largest mobile services firm, Bharti Airtel, has hiked call rates in six telecom circles. The company has raised rates by 20% This is the first hike by Bharti in nearly three years.
The company announced that users of advantage packs, which are based on per minute billing, will have to pay 60 paise per minute for local and STD calls to mobile phones and 90 paise for local and STD calls to landlines.
Furthermore, Re 1 and Rs 1.5 will be charged for local and national SMSes, respectively. Existing users will have to pay for new rates after the validity of their existing voucher ends.
There is no increase in the tariff of its 'Freedom' pack, which is based on per second billing.
Call tariffs were hiked by 20% in six major circles including New Delhi Andhra Pradesh and Uttar Pradesh.
The company announced that users of advantage packs, which are based on per minute billing, will have to pay 60 paise per minute for local and STD calls to mobile phones and 90 paise for local and STD calls to landlines.
Furthermore, Re 1 and Rs 1.5 will be charged for local and national SMSes, respectively. Existing users will have to pay for new rates after the validity of their existing voucher ends.
There is no increase in the tariff of its 'Freedom' pack, which is based on per second billing.
Call tariffs were hiked by 20% in six major circles including New Delhi Andhra Pradesh and Uttar Pradesh.
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