BSNL Bharat Fiber new broadband plans (30mbps/100mbps/200mbps/300mbps) [September 2020]

BSNL is launching 4 new plans as follows 30Mbps@449, 100Mbps@799, 200Mbps@999, 300Mbps@1499. I don't know anything about FUP at the moment.

	Fibre Basic​	Fibre Value​	Fibre Premium​	Fibre Ultra​
Speed​	30Mbps​	100 Mbps​	200 Mbps​	300 Mbps​
OTT​	Nil​	Nil​	Hotstar Premium​	Hotstar Premium​
Monthly Charges​	449​	799​	999​	1499​

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[jtnrao7]

BSNL is launching these in plans in my ssa to counter Railtel.

 

[varkey]

A lot of government bodies use gmail. Panchayats, muncipilaties they all use Google docs, sheets, zoom, gmail.

Using those products by itself doesn't seem bad to me, but then sending official email from an email address ending in @gmail.com sure seems very un-professional. It doesn't cost much to use a hosted solution like Office365 or Google Suite or something of that sort.

I think the issue is, BSNL is also providing an email service (https://mail.bsnl.in/) (and clearly it sucks) that they have to opt for something else but can't do it officially either.

 

[Adithya]

I can speaks for panchayats, they don't have an alternative. They used to use yahoo mail. Government should have a common email server, then again so much of their workflow will break losing integration with google sheets etc.

 

[abbyck]

I must mention @vishalrao here

 

[Gaurav15]

Bsnl is shifting all adsl connetion to fiber in the next few months

My home was served by underground ADSL copper cable directly by BSNL. They still own that infrastructure/poles. If BSNL uses that to deploy fiber it will be good and I might be interested. Otherwise they will again go through LCOs which will affect customer experience. Directly deploying fiber will be beneficial for BSNL too as they have to share big chunk of revenue with the LCOs.

 

[ch@ndlerbing]

Time now for Railtel to provide new plans. Anyways their service is becoming bad day by day. Smaller towns don't have really any alternatives than to accept such ISPs.

 

[vishalrao]

I must mention @vishalrao here

hehehe i will take the 300 mbps plan if it comes (which i hope it does) to my area!

but i still want MORE speed, i hope they launch higher speeds eventually.

 

[JitzyJT]

BSNL going to have a tough time handling the load when these plans hit Kerala

 

[Adithya]

Nah they'll be fine. Probably. Maybe? Idk blow up the network just give us the plans. They have been testing the loads with uncapped ipv6.

 

[royalroy]

Using those products by itself doesn't seem bad to me, but then sending official email from an email address ending in @gmail.com sure seems very un-professional. It doesn't cost much to use a hosted solution like Office365 or Google Suite or something of that sort.

I think the issue is, BSNL is also providing an email service (https://mail.bsnl.in/) (and clearly it sucks) that they have to opt for something else but can't do it officially either.

Actually, one of those emails on the list is @bsnl.co.in. LOL. Not all. Here, at my dad's university (central govt uni), you have to send a mail to the chief librarian to get remote access. But the librarian has put his simple Gmail id on the website though he surely has a university email id. It may be something similar with BSNL too. Old people who are not too familiar with all these stuff don't just care.