BSNL may be expanding its 4G and 5G network, but it hasn't forgotten users who simply want an inexpensive recharge to keep their SIM active. Whereas other private telecom operators have gone for high-cost packages, the government-owned telecom operator provides various low-cost vouchers, such as the one which only requires a cost of Rs 107.
The BSNL Rs 107 Prepaid voucher is not a recent product launch but still one of the cheapest among others offered by the company with the advantages of both data and calls. For those individuals who don’t spend much on their mobile data and second SIM, it would be worthwhile.
What Does the BSNL Rs 107 Plan Offer?
Rs. 107 voucher is valid for 20 days, and during this time frame, the subscriber will be given 3 GBs of fast mobile data. When this quota expires, the data speed will be reduced to 40 Kbps.
The plan also includes 200 minutes of voice calling. However, it does not come with bundled SMS benefits. If you need to send an SMS, including a port-out request, it can be done using your available talk time balance.
The recharge is available across all BSNL telecom circles in India.
It Also Works for MTNL Users
The Rs 107 voucher can be recharged through the BSNL Self Care app on Android and iOS devices. Interestingly, it is also available to MTNL subscribers.
That's because BSNL has been handling MTNL's mobile services for some time. Although MTNL is still operating under its own brand, its backend and network management are run by BSNL. This means that the customers of MTNL can avail themselves of various vouchers of BSNL, such as the Rs 107 voucher.
Who Should Consider This Recharge?
Rs 107 prepaid top-up voucher is not designed to substitute for an entire package, which comes with unlimited calling and other extensive data benefits in a monthly plan. Rather, it is designed for those who wish to have an extra mobile card active or simply do not want to pay much for recharging.
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At a time when prepaid tariffs have become significantly more expensive across private telecom operators, BSNL's Rs 107 voucher continues to stand out as one of the cheapest options that still includes both mobile data and voice calling.