Best Arasu Fibre Dindigul Unlimited Broadband Plans

Arasu Fibre The Tamil Nadu government on Monday launched a broadband service, Arasu Fibre, through the Arasu Cable TV Corporation Ltd. The broadband service is the latest entrant to the fast growing broadband internet segment in Tamil Nadu. Vodafone will provide the bandwidth to Arasu Cable. Arasu Fibre aims to provide broadband plans costing between Rs. 299 and Rs. 899 with the speed ranging between 2 Mbps and 4 Mbps. Last year, Arasu Cable Corporation received an ISP license from the Ministry of Telecom, enabling it to offer broadband services. The service will be delivered to its consumers through cable operators.


Best Arasu Fibre Dindigul Unlimited Broadband Plan is TAC 799 . Price: ₹ 799 Broadband Data: Unlimited Speed: 2 Mbps. Broadband Plans of Arasu Fibre in Dindigul

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Dindigul
2MbpsUpdated @ 23-08-2023
TAC 799
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₹799

Validity :1 month

Broadband Data: Unlimited

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Dindigul
4MbpsUpdated @ 23-08-2023
TAC 1099
Unlimited

₹1099

Validity :1 month

Broadband Data: Unlimited. Additional Data Pack is not applicable for TAC 299 plan

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Dindigul
8MbpsUpdated @ 23-08-2023
TAC New 1399
Unlimited

₹1399

Validity :1 month

Broadband Data: Unlimited. Additional Data Pack is not applicable for TAC 299 plan

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Dindigul
2MbpsUpdated @ 23-08-2023
SME 1999
Unlimited

₹1999

Validity :1 month

Broadband Data: Unlimited

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Dindigul
4MbpsUpdated @ 23-08-2023
SME 3699
Unlimited

₹3699

Validity :1 month

Broadband Data: Unlimited

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About Dindigul


Dindigul (Tamil: திண்டுக்கல்) is a City and District headquarters in Tamil Nadu state of southern India. This is a 11th largest Urban Agglomeration based on census 2011 in Tamil Nadu The name Dindigul comes from the Portmanteau of “Thindu” meaning pillow and “kal” meaning Rock and refers to the bare hill dominating the city’s both land and skyscape. While it is largely known as the “City of Locks, Textiles and Tannery", this piece of land sandwiched between the Palani and Sirumalai Hills has 200,000 hectares of cultivable land and agriculture continues to be the main occupation of its inhabitants. A reserved forest area of 85 hectares rich in flora and fauna enhances Dindigul’s appeal. Particularly the Kurinji flowers found on the rolling green hills of lower Palani range, which bloom once in 12 years is well known. Dindigul - Fort On the hill at a height of 280 ft. In the year 1605 Madurai King 'Muthu Krishna Naicker' started the construction of this Fort. In 1623 to 1659 Mannar...

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