After the recently announcement of BSNL,Jio has increases validity of incoming calls up to lockdown. Jio has not announced any specific date that the validity of incoming calls will remain in force till this day. It will continue until the lockdown is over.

Jio has once again extended the validity of incoming calls to its subscribers. Yes, the company has now extended the validity of incoming calls to all its customers till  Corona virus lockdown. Jio has taken this step after the announcement of BSNL recently. BSNL announced that it is extending the validity of incoming calls to all its subscribers till 5 May. Not only this, Airtel and Vodafone Idea have also announced validity extensions for their low-income customers. Apart from all this, these four telecom operator companies have also brought an easy way to recharge for their customers, that too without leaving the house and without going to the store.

According to the latest update, incoming calls will continue to be received by Jio subscribers during lockdown. The company has also stated that this increased validity deadline is not for any individual and group, but the facility is available to all Jio customers. However, in contrast, the increased incoming call validity of Airtel and Vodafone Idea is available only to low-income customers.

However, Jio has not announced any specific date that the validity of incoming calls will remain in force till this day. It will continue until the lockdown is over.

Airtel is offering increased validity of incoming calls to 30 million low-income subscribers. On the other hand, Vodafone Idea is giving this facility to 9 crore people who use feature phones.

Like Jio, BSNL is also increasing the validity of subscribers whose prepaid plan is going to end during lockdown. The company has extended this facility till 5 May.

Recently, Jio announced a program for its customers, in which the company claimed that users can earn money by recharging prepaid plans to others. Because of this lockdown, the company’s stores and other recharge shops are closed, making it difficult for those who do not use the online mode to recharge. In such a situation, this program of the company will entice those who recharge themselves online. He will help in recharging the needy in the pursuit of earning money. You can use this program through the Jio POS Lite app, which has been launched this month.

Let us tell you that just like this, Airtel and Vodafone Idea have also launched a plan in which you get the facility of cashback on recharging others. The name of this program of Airtel is ‘Earn From Home’, whereas, the name of this program of Vodafone Idea is #Recharge for Good. In Airtel’s offer you get 4 percent cashback of recharge, while in Vodafone 6 percent.