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3G/4G Data Pack 200

200.0 30 days 3G/4G Data: 1 GB, extra @Rs.0.04/10KB.
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3G/4G Data Pack 2000

2000.0 30 days 3G/4G Data: 20 GB, extra @Rs.0.04/10KB.
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3G/4G Data Pack 300

300.0 30 days 3G/4G Data: 2 GB, extra @Rs.0.04/10KB.
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3G/4G Data Pack 19

19.0 1 day 3G/4G Data: 1 GB.
Pack last changed 16 May 2024
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3G/4G Data Pack 700

700.0 30 days 3G/4G Data: 6 GB, extra @Rs.0.04/10KB.
Pack last changed 16 May 2024
3G/4G Data Pack 500

500.0 30 days 3G/4G Data: 4 GB, extra @Rs.0.04/10KB.
Pack last changed 16 May 2024
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3G/4G Data Pack 98

98.0 28 days 3G/4G Data: 6 GB, extra @Rs.0.04/10KB.
Pack last changed 22 August 2023
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3G/4G Mobile Internet Pack 16

16.0 1 day 2G/3G/4G Data: 2 GB, Valid for 24 hours. Watch latest blockbuster movies on your Smartphone with Vodafone Filmy Recharge!.
Pack last changed 22 August 2023
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Data Plan 100

100.0 30 days 3G/4G Data: 300 MB, extra @Rs.0.5/1.0MB.
Pack last changed 22 August 2023
Data Plan 450

450.0 30 days 3G/4G Data: 2 GB, extra @Rs.0.5/1.0MB.
Pack last changed 22 August 2023
Data Plan 250

250.0 30 days 3G/4G Data: 1 GB, extra @Rs.0.5/1.0MB.
Pack last changed 22 August 2023
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About Geonkhali

Geonkhali is a village and scenic tourist spot in the Mahisadal Block of East Midnapore district of West Bengal. It is located 130 km to the south of Kolkata at the confluence of the rivers Hooghly, Rupnarayan and Damodar. At the confluence, the river is so wide as to resemble the sea, making for a spectacular sight. Geonkhali is connected to Gadiara and Nurpur by regular launch services.[1] Geonkhali houses several water treatment plants that supply fresh water to Haldia where the water is saline. Besides the rivers, tourist attractions in the area include the Mahisadal palace, the Radha Krishna temple at Mahisadal and the nearby town of Kolaghat.[2] Geonkhali lies at the head of the 623-km long NW 5 that includes the Hijli Tidal Canal and the East Coast Canal linking it to Orissa's Paradip and Dhamra ports and the Matai, Brahmani and Mahanadi rivers.[3] A proposed 2,200-crore shipyard project by the Apeejay and Bharti groups at Geonkhali was abandoned in the aftermath of the Singur and Nandigram incidents following opposition by local residents to acquisition of their lands.[4]