Vodafone hikes prepaid data tariff by 47 per cent in Delhi-NCR

June 15, 2015 09:24

Telecom services provider Vodafone has increased prepaid data tariff for 2G and 3G services in Delhi-NCR by up to 47 per cent while MTS hiked rates of its post-paid data pack by eight per cent.

Vodafone has followed in the footsteps of Bharti Airtel and Idea Cellular, which had announced an increase in tariffs in the wake of March spectrum auction, in which telcos had to fork out a whopping Rs 1.1 lakh crore to acquire airwaves in fierce competitive bidding rounds.

Airtel and Idea Cellular were first off thy blocks to increase tariffs for mobile data.

Vodafone has increased the price of its 3G pack of 10 GB data to Rs 1,847 with a validity of 28 days from Rs 1,255 earlier.

The country's second-largest mobile operator has increased the price of its 1 GB pack of 3G data to Rs 297 from Rs 255.

It has also increased the price of 1 GB 2G pack to Rs 195 from Rs 175 earlier.

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