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One Recharge For Three Years? Jio’s New Rs 10,000 Plan Offers Unlimited 5G, Free Calling And OTT Benefits; Check What Else Is Included

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One Recharge For Three Years? Jio’s New Rs 10,000 Plan Offers Unlimited 5G, Free Calling And OTT Benefits; Check What Else Is Included
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Reliance Jio has introduced a long-term prepaid recharge plan priced at Rs 10,000, offering subscribers 36 months of mobile connectivity through a single payment. The new plan combines unlimited voice calls and 5G data with a daily high-speed data allowance, SMS benefits and subscriptions to digital services.

The 3-Year Unlimited Connectivity Plan is available from November 7, 2026, through Jio’s online and offline recharge channels. It is aimed at customers who would rather pay upfront and avoid renewing their prepaid connection every few months or once a year.

Jio Rs 10,000 plan: Price and validity

The new Jio recharge costs Rs 10,000 and remains valid for three years, or 1,095 days. It includes unlimited voice calls across networks, 2.5GB of high-speed data every day, unlimited 5G data access and 100 SMS per day.

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The unlimited 5G benefit is subject to eligibility, including access to Jio’s 5G network and a compatible device. The 2.5GB daily allowance is the plan’s regular high-speed data benefit; users should check Jio’s terms for what happens after that daily quota is exhausted.

Originally published by Sunday Guardian on Nov 7, 2026 Read the full article at sundayguardianlive.com
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