BSNL to Prepare Flash Sale, Shoppers Might Get Separate Knowledge, Broadband Trade in And Reductions Do Business in, Reliance Jio, Bharti Airtel

Government telecom company Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited (BSNL) will soon organize flash cell. It can offer discounts from free data to broadband deals and customers. Recently, BSNL also announced the launch of its 5G service. The company has launched some new services in the last few months.

BSNL has announced this flash sale in a post on social media platform X. A video teaser with it states, “Something bigger is going to be introduced! Are you ready to experience unexpected.” The company has not given information about the date of flash cell. BSNL has also asked users to estimate what offers will be available in this cell. In this, free data, broadband deals or discounts can be offered to the company’s subscribers.

Last week, BSNL launched 5G fixed wireless service. This home broadband service has been launched in Hyderabad, Telangana. BSNL has kept its 5G service title Quantum 5G. Initially, the company is charging Rs 999 for plan for 100 Mbps for this service and Rs 1,499 for 300 MBPS. In this service, a modem is installed outside the premises of the subscriber and signal is transmitted from a nearby base station for wireless broadband service. It does not require optical fiber for connection. Private telecom companies Reliance Jio and 5G of Bharti Airtel are present in large parts of the country.

Recently, BSNL has launched a new service for delivery on the Dorstep of the SIM card. With this, customers will get a SIM card at their home. It will get prepaid and postpaid SIM options. However, before the delivery of SIM, customers will have to verify Self KYC (No Youar Customer). For this, the customers have to go on. PIN code, applicant’s name and alternative mobile number have to be entered on this portal. After this an OTP will be sent to alternative mobile number for confirmation. BSNL has reported that to overcome any problem or apprehension regarding this service, contact can be made at the helpline number 1800-180-1503.