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Airtel Launches New Add-On Pack With 50GB Internet Data

As users still residing at home due to nationwide lockdown, telecom companies have been revising their existing plans, launching new plans to deliver more data, just like Reliance Jio launched ‘Work From Home’ add-on packs. On similar lines, Airtel has now launched its latest prepaid add-on data pack of Rs. 251 which exists alongside the validity of the base plan.

The Rs. 251 add-on pack offers 50GB of 3G/4G data and is valid until the end of the existing base plan. This add-on pack only provides internet data and doesn’t provide any calling or SMS benefits. For example, if your existing plan is expiring on May 31 then this add-on pack will also expire on May 31.

In comparison with Jio, the Rs. 251 Jio ‘Work From Home’ add-on pack comes with 50GB of 4G data and is valid for 30 days from the day of activation.

This add-on pack is available on the Airtel Thanks App and Airtel website. Also, the company recently launched Rs. 401 plan which offers 3GB data and 1 year Disney+ Hotstar VIP subscription with 28 days validity.

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