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After Jio, Airtel to kill its ₹249 plan offering 1GB/Day and unlimited calls after midnight


Jio has quietly discontinued its plan that offered 1GB of daily data, unlimited calls, and additional benefits at 249. In a similar kind of move, Bharti Airtel is also set to discontinue its popular and affordable 249 prepaid plan from midnight, according to information published on the company’s official app and website.

The plan, which has been regarded as Airtel’s entry-level prepaid offering, provided 1GB of daily data along with unlimited local, STD and roaming calls. It also included 100 SMS per day and carried a validity of 24 days.



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