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BSNL Haryana Telecom launches 100Mbps speed FTTH Fibro Unlimited Broadband plans for Gurugram (Gurgaon) customers from 5th August, 2016

India’s highest speed internet service provider BSNL has announced the launch of new FTTH Fibro Broadband plans in Gurgaon, Haryana telecom circle as promotional basis for a period of 90 days.

State run Telecom Company Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited (BSNL) introduced FTTH Fibro Broadband plans exclusive for Gurgaon telecom district of Haryana Telecom circle offering higher download speed and increased FUP limit.

As per latest information, BSNL competent authority of Haryana Telecom circle launched three Unlimited Broadband plans, Fibro Combo ULD 2599 broadband plan offering 40Mbps speed before FUP (Fair Usage Policy) limit of 120GB with FMC (Fixed Monthly Charges) of Rs.2599. As well, Fibro Combo ULD 3199 broadband plans offering 40Mbps speed before FUP limit of 200GB for monthly rental of Rs.3199. Similarly, Fibro Combo ULD 4699 broadband plan offering 100Mbps speed before FUP limit of 200GB for monthly rental of Rs.4699.

Whereas, the post FUP (Fair Usage Policy) speed for all the above three unlimited broadband combo plans are limited to 1Mbps. Customers subscribing to any of three broadband plan BSNL provides Unlimited free calls between 09:00pm to 07:00am to any network in India. BSNL provides annual payment option by making advance payment for one, two and three years to customers.


FTTH Fibro Unlimited Broadband plans details

BSNL is moving strategically introducing more offers under GSM mobile, Broadband and Landline services in selected districts and telecom circles to counter competition form local broadband players in the region. 

The above FTTH Fibro Unlimited broadband plans will be implemented with effect from 05th August, 2016 onwards and available for Gurugram (Gurgaon) of Haryana Telecom circle customers as Promotional Offer basis for a  period of 90 days.

All other terms and conditions will remain the same.

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