With just 5 days to go until IPL 2025, India’s leading telecom company, Reliance Jio has launched a range of value-added plans, offering great deals for those seeking maximum benefits at minimal cost. Here are the details of the new value added plan which you could benefit. Most users are looking for a plan that offers these benefits at an affordable price. Jio, Airtel, Vi, and BSNL offer long-term recharge plans with various benefits for their customers.
Rs 448 plan
This is Jio’s voice-only plan. For 84 days, you will receive 1000 free SMS and unlimited phone calls. Jio TV is available for free with this package. However, while JioCinema is included, the premium version of JioCinema is not part of the complimentary subscription.
Rs 1748 plan
Jio’s voice-only package comes with a validity of 336 days, offering unlimited voice calls throughout the period. In addition, users will get 3,600 free SMS as part of the plan. Subscribers can also enjoy free access to JioTV. However, while JioCinema is included, the premium version of JioCinema is not part of the complimentary subscription.
Plan for Rs 189
Listed under the “Cheap Bundle of Value” section on the website, this Jio package comes with a 28-day validity. It offers unlimited calling, 2GB of data, and 300 SMS. Subscribers also get free access to JioTV. However, while JioCinema is included, the premium version is not part of the complimentary subscription.
If You are in search of a budget friendly plan with a little bigger budget then Jio’s Rs 859 plan will be perfect for you. It gives you long validity at an affordable price. It offers 2GB of data per day, unlimited 5G access, 100 SMS per day, and unlimited calling, with a validity of up to 84 days. Additionally, users will enjoy free access to digital services like JioTV, JioCinema, and JioCloud.
JioStar And IPL
JioStar now holds both TV and digital streaming rights for IPL from 2023 to 2028—rights originally secured by Viacom 18 Pvt Ltd before the merger. With this strategic shift, brands are now facing steeper costs to get a slice of the IPL’s massive viewership. JioStar has the television and digital streaming rights for the cricketing extravaganza from 2023 to 2028, originally bagged by Viacom 18 Pvt Ltd prior to the merger.
