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Topic · standing beatupdated Sat, 14 Nov, 00:30

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Business · 13 Nov

మొబైల్‌ రీఛార్జిలను కూల్‌డ్రింక్‌, చిప్స్‌తో పోల్చిన సునీల్ మిత్తల్!

AI summarySunil Mittal, Chairman of Bharti Airtel, commented that mobile recharge tariffs in India are very low and comparable to the cost of a soft drink and chips. He suggested a monthly tariff of around Rs 350 is appropriate, citing rising operational costs, infrastructure needs, and the expanded use of mobile data for banking and education. His remarks have sparked discussion amid expectations of future tariff hikes.

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