Jio announces up to 21% hike in tariffs from December 1
The Hindu
Airtel and Vodafone Idea last week had announced up to 25% hike in their prepaid plans tariffs
After and , India's largest mobile operator Reliance Jio on Sunday announced up to 21% hike in its prepaid tariffs from next month.
The tariff hikes entail JioPhone Plan, Unlimited Plans, and data add on, and range between 19.6% and 21.3%.
"In line with its commitment to further strengthen a sustainable telecom industry, where every Indian is empowered with a true digital life, Jio today announced its new unlimited plans. These plans will provide the best value in the industry," Reliance Jio said in a statement.
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