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BSNL slashes roaming rates by 40%

Updated At : 07:21 AM May 03, 2015 IST

Kolkata, May 2

State-run telecom operator BSNL today slashed roaming tariff by up to 40% for its prepaid and postpaid mobile connection with effect from May 1.

The decision had been taken in the wake of telecom tariff order issued by TRAI, the company said.

Roaming tariff for incoming calls has been cut by 40%, STD by 23% and 20% for local calls. Local and national SMS tariff has been reduced by 75%, it said.

Earlier, BSNL had announced free unlimited calls from landline to any landline from 9 pm to 7 am from May 1. — PTI

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