How Much Will the Tariff Increase? Firstly, it would be crucial to note, exactly by how much the tariffs might go up. Now for that, we will have to look at Reliance Jio, which has already upped its tariffs by almost 15%, thus giving the room of 30% to Bharti Airtel and Vodafone Idea to hike the tariffs. This means that the tariffs for both postpaid and prepaid plan will go up in the coming months. The starting postpaid plans for Bharti Airtel is the Rs 499 one. Bharti Airtel Postpaid Plans Starting at Rs 499 Above this, the subscribers have the option of Rs 749 postpaid plan which offers two connections to the postpaid subscribers, and the data limit in this plan is 125GB. Along with this, subscribers get other benefits as well, which include unlimited calling and Airtel Thanks, which are similar to the previous plans. In the coming days, the price of this prepaid plan might be bumped up to Rs 900 or close to that. This plan offers a total of two or one add-on connection to the subscribers. https://youtu.be/u8pVXyPf4D8 Bharti Airtel Postpaid Plans Above Rs 999 There is also the Rs 999 postpaid plan from Bharti Airtel which offers four connections to the subscribers, with a monthly data limit of 150GB. In this plan too, the subscribers get the unlimited data connection and other Airtel Thanks benefits. Lastly, there is the Rs 1,599 postpaid plan from Airtel, and this one offers 500GB data per month to the subscribers with free 200 ISD minutes, 10% discount on international roaming packs, unlimited calling and other Airtel Thanks benefits. The prices of these plans might increase by a little short of 30% since Bharti Airtel might have already priced these plans with some margin and hence, increasing their prices would mean pushing them beyond customers’ affordability, which the telecom operator is likely to avoid. Hence, it can be said that the tariff hike is mostly to affect the base prices of the prepaid and postpaid plan and in the case of Airtel postpaid, these plans would be the Rs 399 and Rs 499 postpaid plan.
