Name | Price | Validity | Benefits | |
Plan Voucher 46 |
₹ 46.0 | 28 days | 10 Local Onnet Night Minutes - 28 Days at 2.5p/sec Local/National Calls 4p/10 KB, 10p/10KB while Roaming on non-Vodafone Idea Network Loc SMS Rs.1/National SMS Rs1.5 Night minutes benefit available from 2300 Hrs to 0600 Hrs only. Pack last changed 22 August 2023 |
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Combo Pack 128 |
₹ 128.0 | 18 days | Get 10 Local On-net Night Minutes. All local/National Calls at 2.5p/sec. Night minutes benefit available from 2300 Hrs to 0600 Hrs. Outgoing SMS - Rs1/1.5/5 for Local/STD/ISD. Service Validity- 18 days. Pack last changed 17 April 2024 |
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Name | Price | Validity | Benefits | |
Plan Voucher 46 |
₹ 46.0 | 28 days | Get 10 Local On-net Night Minutes for - 28 Days at 2.5p/sec Local/National Calls, Night minutes benefit available from 2300 Hrs to 0600 Hrs only.. Pack last changed 22 August 2023 |
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Ilambazar is a census town with police station in Birbhum District in the Indian state of West Bengal. A traditional weaving and trading centre it serves as a gateway to Birbhum district.Ilambazar is located at 23.63N 87.53E. It has an average elevation of 54 m (177 ft).[1] Ilambazar is located on the northern bank of Ajay River. It is on the four-lane PanagarhMorgram Highway. The highway has been completed at a cost of $150-million.[2] A road connects to Bolpur/Santiniketan and ( Suri - Kirnahar - Katwa ) Road Most of the forests in Birbhum district are on laterite soil but the Choupahari sal forests in the Ilambazar area (area 13.9 km) are on alluvial soil.[3] The forests around Ilambazar was on the verge of extinction in the nineties of the previous century but it has got back much of its flora and fauna. The villagers, living in 32 villages located inside the forest, have realised that they can make a living by selling plates (thalis) made of sal leaves and mushrooms (locally called toshor ghuti) both abundantly available in the forest. The forest department formed 12 Bonosamrakshan committees (forest preservation committees) comprising the villagers and made them understand how their survival was linked with that of the forest.