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Topup - Rs. 4237.29 Talktime

5000.0 Existing Pack Talktime: ₹4237.29; Validity: NA.
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1000.0 Existing Pack Talktime: ₹847.46; Validity: NA.
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Combo Topup - Rs. 5.0 Talktime

359.0 1 Month Data: 2.5GB/Day; Calls: Unlimited local STD & Roaming; Validity: 1 month; SMS: 100/Day; Talktime: Rs 5. Additional Benefits: Airtel Xstream Play (FREE 20+ OTTs)Enjoy 28 Days FREE access to 15+ OTTs such as Sony LIV, Lionsgate Play, Fancode, Eros Now, hoichoi, ManoramaMAX, and many more on Airtel Xstream Play. Watch smashing hits on your mobile, tablet or TV.; Unlimited 5G DataUnlimited 5G Data is over and above your plan limit and can be used in 5G Network areas only; Apollo 24|7 CircleApollo3 Months, at No Cost; Free HellotunesHello TunesSet any song as Hellotune for Free; Enjoy Wynk MusicWynkMusic, Hellotunes and Podcasts.
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Topup - Rs. 7.47 Talktime

10.0 Existing Pack Talktime: ₹7.47; Validity: NA.
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Topup - Rs. 423.73 Talktime

500.0 Existing Pack Talktime: ₹423.73; Validity: NA.
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Combo Topup - Rs. 5.0 Talktime

199.0 30 days Data: 3GB; Calls: Unlimited local STD & Roaming; Validity: 30 days; SMS: 300; Talktime: Rs 5. Additional Benefits: Free HellotunesHello TunesSet any song as Hellotune for Free; Enjoy Wynk MusicWynkMusic, Hellotunes and Podcasts.
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About Silchar

Silchar (Bengali: Shilchr, Assamese: Xilsr, Sylheti: Hilchor) is the headquarters of Cachar district in the state of Assam in India. It is the economic gateway to the state of Mizoram and part of Manipur. It is 343 kilometres (213mi) south east of Guwahati. The city of Silchar is the second largest city in the state of Assam and an important commercial centre and consequently witnesses the settlement of a sizable population of traders from distant parts of India. Being politically stable in the otherwise disturbed Northeast earned it the bon mot of "Island of Peace" from India's then Prime Minister Indira Gandhi. During the British rule, ships were docked at the bank of the "River Barak" so a market developed at the bank and became a major place of economic activity. The bank was covered with stones to help dock ships and vessels, and the market developed at a place which was fully covered with stones. People started to refer to the place as "Shiler Chor", meaning...