Airtel has decided to eliminate several of its prepaid recharge options, including the frequently used Rs 299 plan. As a result, Airtel’s prices are set to rise by approximately three to four percent. Customers who relied on the Rs 299 plan will need to transition to the Rs 349 pack, marking a notable increase in their expenses. Airtel has decided to eliminate several of its prepaid recharge options, including the frequently used Rs 299 plan. As a result, Airtel’s prices are set to rise by approximately three to four percent. Customers who relied on the Rs 299 plan will need to transition to the Rs 349 pack, marking a notable increase in their expenses.
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