The OneIndia Plan slated to be launched by Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited (BSNL) and Mahanagar Telephone Nigam Limited (MTNL) on Republic Day 2006 has finally been launched and will come into effect from the first of March.

This move is with a view to connecting the country at an affordable tariff, and the new plan will enable customers of BSNL and MTNL to call from a landline or a mobile phone to any where in the country for one rupee a minute.

For its post-paid mobile services, BSNL has proposed a rental of Rs 299. Calls to other BSNL subscribers will be at the rate of 40 paise a minute, while calls to any other network across the country will cost one rupee a minute.

Pre-paid subscribers on the other hand are being offered a package of Rs 799, which will include a talk time of Rs 550 for a validity period of 30 days. Under the package, calls made to BSNL subscribers will cost 60 paise a minute while calls made to other networks will be at the rate of one rupee a minute.

Local calls to landlines under this plan will now be at one rupee for three minutes, while STD calls to phones across the country and across the network will cost one rupee.

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