Airtel and Jio, the two biggest telecom operators in India, have recently discontinued their budget entry-level prepaid plans ...

Airtel's plan stands out, offering exclusive Airtel Thanks perks and unlimited 5G data. In contrast, Jio's plans are budget-friendly, with the Rs 1,099 option being the most economical.

Both Airtel and Jio's offerings are designed to provide 5G internet services with a simple plug-and-play setup, allowing users to get connected without professional assistance.

Jio and Airtel, India’s top telecom players, now offer 90-day recharge plans that not only provide extended usage but also help reduce monthly expenses. Jio’s Rs 899 Plan: Free calls + extra ...

Jio, Airtel, and VI-offer a wide range of monthly prepaid plans. Heres a detailed comparison of their monthly plans to see ...

Airtel also has a Rs 395 prepaid recharge plan with long-term validity to counter Jio but it comes with significant cutbacks. For one, it has lower validity — 70 days versus 84 days.

Airtel and Jio are prime examples of this, offering free subscriptions to Apple Music and JioSaavn, respectively. However, if ...

After recent Q1 results major telecom giants in India like Airtel and Jio have discontinued its earlier cheaper data recharge ...

Reliance Jio Fiber vs Airtel Xstream Fiber broadband plans Airtel Xstream Fiber currently offers three fiber optic connection plans — Rs 799, Rs 999, Rs 1,499.

Bharti Airtel shares rose on Wednesday after the company joined rival Reliance Jio in scrapping its entry-level prepaid plan ...

For budget users, Airtel seems like a better option as it has a longer validity. Airtel offers a validity of 30 days while Jio just offers a 23-day validity when purchasing the ₹199 plan.

The first two plans in Jio are Rs 399 and 699 plans that offer 30 and 100Mbps speeds respectively. Whereas, Airtel has Rs 499 and 799 plans that offer 40 (More than Jio’s 30Mbps) and 100Mbps speeds.