Airtel 4G coverage to reach 100 towns in Jammu & Kashmir

Airtel launches 4G in Jammu & Kashmir
Telecom operator Airtel today announced that its 4G coverage would reach 100 towns in Jammu & Kashmir.

The largest telecom operator has launched 4G services in 25 towns across Jammu region.

Airtel 4G in Jammu & Kashmir 

# Jammu
# Akhnoor
# Nagrota
# Kathua
# Katra
# Samba
# Udhampur
# Reasi
# Rehambal
# Bari Brahamana
# Billawar
# Ghomanhasan
# Miran Sahib
# Misriwala
# Raipur Domana
# Bashohli
# Hiranagar
# Rajauri
# Sunderbani
# Thanamandi
# Jyotipuram
# Talwara
# Badlirakh
# Garnai
# Vaishno Devi

With this, Airtel 4G services are now live in all 22 telecom circles of India.

Airtel is using FD LTE technology in the 1800 MHz band for rolling out its high speed Internet services for mobile and dongle users in Jammu & Kashmir.

“We are pleased to launch our 4G services in the state of Jammu & Kashmir and look forward to delighting customers with best in class services on India’s best smartphone network,” said Raveendra Desai, COO – J&K, Bharti Airtel.

Airtel is offering 4G services at 3G prices. Mobile phone customers can upgrade to 4G SIM for free and choose from prepaid and postpaid plans for accessing high speeds data. www.airtel.in/4G has more details Airtel 4G tariffs.

Image caption: Raveendra Desai, COO – J&K, Bharti Airtel and Ajay Khajuria, head Marketing – J&K, Bharti Airtel during the Airtel 4G services launch at Jammu

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