New Delhi (Udaipur Kiran News): As BSNL gears up to launch its ‘Swadeshi’ 4G network, the state-run telecom operator has revised its prepaid portfolio, introducing a new ₹225 plan alongside its existing ₹199 and ₹228 recharge options. The move comes just ahead of the official 4G rollout scheduled for September 27, to be inaugurated by Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
Details of the ₹225 Prepaid Plan
The new ₹225 plan offers:
Unlimited local and STD calls
2.5GB high-speed data per day, post which speed reduces to 40 Kbps
100 SMS per day
Validity: 30 days
Similar BSNL Plans in the Same Range
₹229: 2GB/day, unlimited calls, 100 SMS/day, 1-month validity
₹228: 2GB/day, unlimited calls, 100 SMS/day, 1-month validity
₹199: 2GB/day, unlimited calls, 100 SMS/day, 28-day validity
Other BSNL Voice + Data Plans
₹2399: 2GB/day, unlimited calls, 100 SMS/day, 365 days validity
₹1999: 1.5GB/day, unlimited calls, 100 SMS/day, 330 days validity
₹997: 2GB/day, unlimited calls, 100 SMS/day, 160 days validity
₹599: 3GB/day, unlimited calls, 100 SMS/day, 84 days validity
₹347: 2GB/day, unlimited calls, 100 SMS/day, 50 days validity
₹299: 3GB/day, unlimited calls, 100 SMS/day, 30 days validity
₹247: 50GB data, unlimited calls, 100 SMS/day, 30 days validity
₹239: 2GB/day, unlimited calls, 100 SMS/day, 1-month validity
₹197: 4GB total data, 300 mins calls, 100 SMS, 54 days validity
₹153: 1GB/day, unlimited calls, 100 SMS/day, 25 days validity
₹147: 10GB total data, unlimited calls, 25 days validity
Users are advised to verify circle-specific availability and benefits via the BSNL Selfcare App or official website.
PM Modi to Launch BSNL’s ‘Swadeshi’ 4G Network on September 27
Prime Minister Narendra Modi will inaugurate BSNL’s indigenous 4G stack on September 27, marking India’s entry into the elite group of nations that design and manufacture telecom equipment. The launch will take place from Jharsuguda, Odisha, while Telecom Minister Jyotiraditya Scindia will attend the parallel event in Guwahati.
The rollout includes nearly 98,000 4G sites nationwide, built at a cost of ₹37,000 crore, and is part of the Digital Bharat Nidhi project to achieve 100% 4G saturation. Around 29,000–30,000 villages are being connected under this mission, significantly boosting rural connectivity.
Scindia described the network as cloud-based, future-ready, and easily upgradable to 5G, placing India alongside countries like Denmark, Sweden, South Korea, and China in telecom manufacturing capabilities.
This launch marks a new era for BSNL, reinforcing its role as India’s connectivity backbone and aligning with the government’s Atmanirbhar Bharat vision.
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