Vodafone Idea launches Rs 251 data voucher to combat Reliance Jio and Airtel

If you are a Vodafone prepaid user, then there is good news for you. Vodafone Idea has launched a Rs 251 add-on voucher that brings with it a validity of 28 days and a data cap of 50GB. There is no daily limit in this voucher and users can use it as they please. This is a data-only top up, so there is no calling or SMS as a part of the recharge. Vodafone has launched this plan to take on the Rs 251 plan from Reliance Jio and Airtel. The Vodafone plan is available in limited circles only, so you will have to check if the recharge option is available for you or not. 

Speaking of the competition, Airtel’s Rs 251 data voucher works as an add-on voucher that gives you 50GB worth of data without any validity. This means that you’ll get 50GB on top of your existing tariff plans with the same validity as your current active plan. This new tariff plan provides 50GB data in a single go with no daily data capping. So this 50GB will be available as long as you have a plan that gives your mobile number validity. 

Reliance Jio, on the other hand, is giving its users options with data top-up plans. All three data plans come with 30-day validity. The plans are priced at Rs 151, Rs 201, and Rs 251 and bring with them data capacity of 30GB, 40GB, and 50GB respectively. These are a part of Reliance Jio’s work from home plans and do not bring with them any calling or messaging abilities. 

If you are looking to upgrade your broadband to an unlimited broadband plan, you can check out our comparison of all unlimited broadband plans here.

If long term validity is what you are looking for then you can check out the plans offered by BSNL. The BSNL Rs 2399 plan gives users a validity of 600 days i.e. 1.64 years! With this plan, users get 250 minutes of calling per day i.e., 4.16 hours of calling per day and 100 SMS per day limit. There is, unfortunately, no data as a part of the plan and those that use data will be charged Rs 0.25 per MB used. So users who opt for this plan will have to rely on some data pack for internet usage. You can read more about it here.

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