Reliance Jio Happy New Year 2018 recharge plans offer 1.5 GB data per day
Mukesh Ambani’s Jio Said The New Data Plans Will Be Valid From Tuesday, January 9. The Four Plans On Which The Offer Is Applicable Those Ranging Between Rs 198 To Rs 498.
Reliance Jio, on Monday, announced its new recharge plans for its users as a part of the Happy New Year 2018 offer, wherein it will give 1.5 GB data per day in four of its packs.
The company announced that the users will get 50 per cent more data per month on the same prices as earlier.
Mukesh Ambani’s Jio said the new data plans will be valid from Tuesday, January 9. The four plans on which the offer is applicable those ranging between Rs 198 to Rs 498.
On a recharge of Rs 198, the users will get 42 GB data on the offer, as compared to 28 GB which was provided earlier. The validity of the pack remains the same, 28 days.
If the users recharge with Rs 398 pack, they will get 105 GB data on the offer for a validity of 70 days which is approximately double of the current 70 GB data given.
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On a recharge of Rs 448, the users will get 126 GB data for a validity of 84 days. The current recharge pack of the same price offers 84 GB data.
If the users recharge with Rs 498 recharge pack, they will get 136 GB of data, as compared to 91 GB data provided earlier. The validity of this pack, too, remains the same, 91 days.
All these data packs come with their similar offer of unlimited calls, SMS bundle, and access to Jio’s bundle of applications.
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