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NEW DELHI: Vodafone Idea<\/a> has launched its affordable prepaid plan, priced at Rs 151, with three months subscription to Disney+ Hotstar<\/a> Mobile as the telco seeks to arrest its subscriber churn and offer value to its customers.

Vi’s data add-on plan also provides 28 days of validity with 8GB of total data, according to the listing on the telco’s website.

In contrast, Reliance Jio’s Rs 149 prepaid plan offers 20 days validity with 20GB of total data, with unlimited voice calling and 100 SMSes per day, while Bharti Airtel’s similarly priced plan comes with 15GB of total data and 28 days access to any one of the select Xstream channels.
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Ericsson expects 500 million 5G subscriptions in India by 2027<\/a><\/h2>

4G, which is dominantly driving connectivity in India will see its contribution dropping to 55% in 2027, from 68% currently. 4G subscriptions are forecast to decline annually to an estimated 700 million subscriptions in 2027 as subscribers migrate to 5G, as per the report.<\/p><\/div>

NEW DELHI: Vodafone Idea<\/a> has launched its affordable prepaid plan, priced at Rs 151, with three months subscription to Disney+ Hotstar<\/a> Mobile as the telco seeks to arrest its subscriber churn and offer value to its customers.

Vi’s data add-on plan also provides 28 days of validity with 8GB of total data, according to the listing on the telco’s website.

In contrast, Reliance Jio’s Rs 149 prepaid plan offers 20 days validity with 20GB of total data, with unlimited voice calling and 100 SMSes per day, while Bharti Airtel’s similarly priced plan comes with 15GB of total data and 28 days access to any one of the select Xstream channels.
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\"Ericsson<\/a><\/figure>

Ericsson expects 500 million 5G subscriptions in India by 2027<\/a><\/h2>

4G, which is dominantly driving connectivity in India will see its contribution dropping to 55% in 2027, from 68% currently. 4G subscriptions are forecast to decline annually to an estimated 700 million subscriptions in 2027 as subscribers migrate to 5G, as per the report.<\/p><\/div>