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Rs. 550 Full Talktime Pack
Validity: EXISTING PACK Talktime: Rs.550.0. Full TalkTime / Extra TalkTime. Validity: Existing Plan. For users with an active base plan.. . Pack last changed 25 April 2024
Rs. 1100 Full Talktime Pack
Validity: EXISTING PACK Talktime: Rs.1100.0. Full TalkTime / Extra TalkTime. Validity: Existing Plan. For users with an active base plan.. . Pack last changed 25 April 2024
Rs. 500 Full Talktime Pack
Validity: EXISTING PACK Talktime: Rs.500.0. Full TalkTime / Extra TalkTime. Validity: Existing Plan. For users with an active base plan.. . Pack last changed 25 April 2024
Rs. 220 Full Talktime Pack
Validity: EXISTING PACK Talktime: Rs.220.0. Full TalkTime / Extra TalkTime. Validity: Existing Plan. For users with an active base plan.. . Pack last changed 25 April 2024
Rs. 2000 Full Talktime Pack
Validity: EXISTING PACK Talktime: Rs.2000.0. Full TalkTime / Extra TalkTime. Validity: Existing Plan. For users with an active base plan.. . Pack last changed 25 April 2024
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About Maihar

Maihar (Hindi: ) is a city and a municipality in Satna district in the Indian state of Madhya Pradesh. Maihar is known for the temple of revered mother goddess Sharda situated on Trikuta hill of Maihar. There is a mythological story that explains the origin of Maihar. In later Hindu tales, Daksha is said to be a Prajapati or one of the Brahma's sons. One of his daughters (often said to be the youngest) was Shakti or Dakshayani, who had always wished to marry Shiva. Daksha forbade it, but she disobeyed him and did so anyway, finding in Shiva a doting and loving husband. Daksha disliked Shiva intensely, calling him a dirty, roaming ascetic and reviling the great yogi's cohort of goblins and ghouls. From then on, he distanced himself from his daughter, Dakshayani/Shakti, and his son-in-law, Shiva. This enmity culminated in a great sacrifice he had been hosting, one to which he invited all and sundry, family and allies, gods and rishis, courtiers and subjects. However, on seeing the...