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MTNL launches its ‘One Minute’ plan
posted by Rishabhg (1) 14 months ago (newsgaze.com)
Mahanagar Telecom Nigam Ltd (MTNL) Mumbai has introduced ‘One Minute’ plan for its landline customers with effect from October 21, 2007. Under this special plan, customers have a choice of opting between 2 plans: Plan A and Plan B. Under Plan A, the customer will get 500 free local calls of one minute duration just by paying Rs.499/- per month and calls beyond free calls will be charged @ 60 paise per minute.
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