BSNL Introduces Spark FTTH Broadband Plan Starting at Rs 399 Monthly

BSNL Introduces Spark FTTH Broadband Plan Starting at Rs 399 Monthly

Summary:
Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited (BSNL) has introduced an affordable fibre broadband offering under its “BSNL Spark” portfolio, aimed at residential users seeking high-speed internet at lower prices. The FTTH plan is available at an introductory rate of Rs 399 per month for the first 12 months before reverting to Rs 449 monthly. Powered by GPON-based BharatFibre technology, the package provides speeds of up to 50 Mbps, 3,300 GB of monthly data, unlimited voice calling, and access to BSNL Secure Pro. The plan also includes IFTV support with over 500 free-to-air channels, as BSNL focuses on delivering value-driven broadband and digital services for households. 

State-owned telecom provider Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited (BSNL) is offering an affordable fibre broadband package under its “BSNL Spark” range, targeting residential users seeking cost-effective high-speed internet services. The BSNL FTTH (Fiber-to-the-Home) plan comes with an introductory monthly price of Rs 399 for the first year. From the 13th month onward, the plan will shift to its standard tariff of Rs 449 per month, the company stated.

BSNL’s BharatFibre platform serves as the company’s primary FTTH broadband offering, delivering high-speed internet through GPON-based fibre technology. According to the operator, this infrastructure ensures stable connectivity and supports high upload and download speeds for multiple users at the same time.

The BSNL Spark FTTH package offers internet speeds of up to 50 Mbps along with 3,300 GB of monthly high-speed data. Subscribers also receive unlimited voice calling across all networks and access to BSNL Secure Pro for additional online security features.

BSNL has positioned the Spark package as a budget-friendly broadband solution for households, focusing on uninterrupted connectivity, smooth streaming, and faster downloads. The plan additionally supports IFTV services with access to over 500 free-to-air television channels.

Customers can register for the service through BSNL’s WhatsApp booking facility available at 1800 4444. The company is promoting the package under the slogan “Full Speed, Full Fayda,” highlighting its emphasis on affordable pricing and bundled digital offerings within the broadband market.

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