RCom (Reliance Communications) announces 'Joy of Holi' plan 1GB,4GB Data

Reliance Communications has launched an unlimited data plan for 4G customers starting at Rs 49. The company's new unlimited plan called 'Joy of Holi' will be available in 17 circles in India and will provide additional data and call benefits from Voice over 4G, 3G and 2G.

 "With this release, all new Reliance Communications 4G customers will get the best prices in the industry with 1GB of data access offered at only Rs 49, while 3GB of data access can be leveraged for just Rs 149, Along with free and unlimited On the local calling and STD network, valid for 28 days, "the company said in a statement.

"At RCOM, we have been overwhelmed by the response our Unlimited Plan received last year, a validation of our efforts to consistently improve customer experience and improve the quality of life of our customers," said Gurdeep Singh, co-CEO Of Reliance Communications. Now we take a new leap with the additional benefits offered to our 4G customers, with the "Joy of Holi" offer.

 "In addition, we continue to see immense potential in 3G and 2G markets, which boasts of 750 million smartphones and telephones with ready data functionality. Therefore, we have customized special offers in this space, Create Propositions

." The company has also announced new plans for its 3G and 2G customers in select markets.

According to RCom, new 3G customers in Delhi, Bombay, Kolkata, Himachal Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh, Punjab, Rajasthan and Jammu and Kashmir can now recharge with Rs 99 and get unlimited 3G data along with Rs 20 talk-time. In this plan, voice calls will be charged at 25 paise per miniute with a validity of 28 days

. In addition, new 2G customers in Haryana, Uttar Pradesh (E), Uttar Pradesh (W), Andhra Pradesh, Gujarat, Maharashtra, Kerala, Karnataka, Tamil Nadu and Chennai can now have unlimited 2G data access for only Rs. , -built talk time of Rs 20, and call charges to 25 paise per minute, valid for 28 days.

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Reliance Jio sends a justification to Trai in the offer 'Happy New Year'

Reliance Jio billionaire Mukesh Ambani told telecoms regulator Trai that his latest voice and data offer does not violate any of the existing rules that require promotional offers to be limited to 90 days.

Responding to the clarification requested by the Indian Telecommunications Regulatory Authority (TRAI) regarding the extension of the free call and data offer until March 31 after the 90-day promotional period expired on December 4, Jio sent A detailed note explaining how his '' was different from the inaugural offer and does not qualify to be called as a predator.

Sources with direct knowledge of the development said that the company explained in detail how the new offer can not be qualified as an extension of the promotional offer because it is different from the inaugural offer launched in early September.

The response was to Trai's letter dated December 20, in which the regulator asked the company why its 'Happy New Year Offer' should not be considered as a 'violation' of the regulatory guidelines and also why Offer free data under the promotional scheme should not be treated as "predators".

Jio has maintained that Happy New Year's latest offer is substantially different from Jio's welcome offer (which began Sept. 5), as 4GB of free data was offered per day on the initial offer, while the same offer Was limited to 1GB. Fair Use Policy) in the new offer.

Jio is also believed to have emphasized that rate plans have multiple components and if even a single component is altered, it can not be interpreted as the same offer or its extension.

In addition, they say that in the first offer there was no option of renewal or payment after the 4GB limit is exhausted, but in the new offer you can recharge both the data and the promised speed.

Regarding the dominant position in the market, Reliance Jio is six percent of the facilities in the country, while the rules of the Indian Competition Commission (ITC) specify a threshold of 30 percent to trigger the clause Of "abuse of market dominance".

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