HOW TO GET BILL AMOUNT & USAGE AMOUNT OF POSTPAID MOBILE

HOW TO GET BILL AMOUNT & USAGE AMOUNT OF POSTPAID MOBILE

1.    Procedure for getting last bill amount and current usage amount through SMS:

Now you may check your BSNL Active prepaid plan subscription, Balance and Validity in 3 Ways

Now you may check your BSNL Active prepaid plan subscription, Balance and Validity using 3 different ways like Dialing code, My BSNL App and Mobile Selfcare portal, Find the process in each way and recharge your prepaid number for extension or migration using online or offline recharge modes…

How to deactivate coronavirus caller tune when you make a call in India

Reliance Jio, Airtel and Vodafone recently started playing a recorded message with a coughing sound followed by a disclaimer regarding coronavirus. The coughing sound has been removed according to the telecom service providers, however, in our experience, it is still coming but very rarely. The sound and this disclaimer are quite irritating for some people, who have taken to Twitter, complaining about the same. Here’s how you can stop the disclaimer from playing:

bsnl 600 days validity plan: BSNL introduced the longest validity plan, recharge for a yr and a half – bsnl brings pay as you go plan with longest validity

Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited (BSNL) has launched a protracted validity plan. This plan of the corporate is on the market at Pan India degree. This plan will likely be accessible in each circle besides Andaman and Nicobar and Jammu and Kashmir. This is the longest validity plan of BSNL. No different community operator in India presents any pay as you go plan with such lengthy validity. The firm has discontinued plans of Rs 149 and Rs 725. These plans had been accessible solely in Chennai circle. Apart from this, the corporate has additionally discontinued the Gold PV 96 plan.

BSNL Rs. 2,399 long-term prepaid plan introduced: Benefits, validity and more

Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited (BSNL) has launched a new prepaid plan for users in India. The new Rs. 2,399 prepaid plan is a long-term one that provides users with several benefits for a long, long time. Read on to know more about the new prepaid plan by the Indian telecom operator.

BSNL Announces New Prepaid Plan Worth Rs 2,399 With 600-Day Validity

BSNL has announced the launch of a new long-term prepaid plan in all but two telecom circles around India. The new plan costs Rs. 2,399 and, comes with a validity of 600 days. It brings up to 250 minutes of voice calls and 100 SMSes per day. It also offers personalized ring back tones (PRBT), but only for the first 60 days after recharge.

BSNL extends availability of Rs 299, Rs 491 ADSL broadband plans for 90 days, introduces PV 2399

BSNL has extended the availability of ADSL broadband plans worth Rs 299 and Rs 491 for a period of 90 days, starting 27th June. The plans dubbed as 50GB CUL and 120GB CUL will be available till September. The development was first noted by Only Tech.

BSNL 4G upgradation tender post committee recommendations; may exclude Chinese firms

After the department of telecom (DoT) cancelled BSNL's 4G upgradation contract this week, sources privy to the developments told CNBC-TV18 that a fresh tender will be launched once the DoT appointed committee submits its recommendation on the upgradation requirements.

No Chinese Firms In Road Project, Says Nitin Gadkari; DoT Cancels BSNL 4G Tender

India will not allow Chinese companies to participate in highway projects, including those through joint ventures, Union Minister Nitin Gadkari said on July 1. Gadkari also said the government will ensure that Chinese investors are not entertained in various sectors like Micro, Small and Medium

BSNL Cancels 4G Tender, Employees Say Private Lobby Succeeded

Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited (BSNL) on Wednesday cancelled its 4G tender that the operator issued in March. The tender required the vendors to deal with the “planning, engineering, supply, installation, testing, commissioning & annual maintenance of 4G mobile network.” BSNL estimated that the winners of the tender would deal with 50,000 sites of BSNL across India and 7000 sites of Mahanagar Telephone Nigam Limited (MTNL) in Delhi and Mumbai circles. Following multiple delays, BSNL had estimated that the tenders would be opened in late June.

BSNL's 4G tender cancelled, DoT may issue fresh one excluding Huawei and ZTE

In yet another move to keep Chinese technologies companies at bay, the Centre has cancelled the 4G upgradation tender for BSNL as it has decided to come up with fresh specifications for the upgrade process, sources said.

BSNL reintroduces Work at Home plan till 26th July, extends 6 paise cashback offer till 31st July

The lockdown period saw many people working from home. For some, the return to offices is still uncertain as they continue to work remotely. Several telecommunication companies have brought work from home offers to assist users through these times.

Double shock to China: BSNL 4G tender canceled, Chinese companies will also be out of highway project

China has suffered a double setback on the border with India. The Department of Telecom on Wednesday canceled the BSNL tender for 4G upgradation. The tender was canceled after the central government refused BSNL to use the equipment of the Chinese company in the upgrade. At the same time, Union Transport Minister Nitin Gadkari announced a ban on the involvement of Chinese companies in highway projects. Gadkari said that if a Chinese company tries to join the project through a joint venture, it will also be stopped.

BSNL cancels Rs 8,697-crore 4G tender as support for locally designed, manufactured gear gathers steam

BSNL has cancelled its Rs 8,697-crore 4G tender floated in March. Though the company has not given any reason for the cancellation, the move is speculated to have been a result of the heightened India-China border tension and Niti Aayog’s suggestions to allow only locally designed and manufactured equipment for the 4G rollout.

Ravi Shankar Prasad: ‘Dependence on foreign apps which have agenda must stop’

India’s dependence on “foreign apps which have all agenda for a variety of reasons must stop,” Union Electronics and Information Technology Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad said Wednesday.

To block Huawei & ZTE entry, BSNL, MTNL scrap tender for 4G upgradation

The Department of Telecommunications (DoT) on Wednesday cancelled the 4G upgradation tender of PSUs BSNL and MTNL to avoid the Chinese telecom giants Huawei and ZTE make a bid for it.  After the India-China tussle at Galwan valley, Indian officials had  indicated that they would avoid  using Chinese equipment in the the Indian telecom network. Now DoT will issue a new tender with clauses avoiding Chinese companies.