Reliance Weekend Masti gives you the chance to make unlimited calls for free

Are you a Reliance Mobile subscriber? Then there is a good news for you. Reliance has launched a new offer called “Weekend Masti” for its GSM and CDMA subscribers all over India. Under this new offer, a subscriber can make unlimited local calls to any other Reliance mobile throughout one weekend. However, the subscriber first would have to charge his/her phone with Rs.33. The offer will be valid for one weekend (00:01 hrs of Saturday to 23:59 hrs of Sunday). The offer has also been made available to subscribers on e-recharge. Tech Whack reports:

Weekend Masti Pack MRP. Rs. 33.00

Pack Benefit Unlimited calls to any Local Reliance Mobile – CDMA or GSM

Pack Availability 00:01 hrs of Saturday to 23:59 hrs of Sunday

Charges for all other call types will be applicable as the prevailing tariff of the customer.

Reliance Communications is the flagship company of Reliance-Anil Dhirubhai Ambani Group. It is the second largest mobile operator in India in terms of number of subscribers. Previously, it was known as Reliance Infocom. Anil Dhirbhai Ambani is the chairman and managing director of the company and controls 66.77% of the company which accounts for more than 1.36 billion shares. The operator uses CDMA 2000X1 technology for its CDMA mobile services and GSM-900/GSM-1800 technology for its existing and newly launched GSM services. It also possesses the largest optical fiber communication backbone in India as well.

Tata Teleservices Ltd. is going to launch its GSM service from July

Tata Group will venture into GSM telephone industry. Tata Teleservices Limited (TTSL), the telecommunications arm of Tata Group is going to start new GSM service. Currently, TTSL is one of the major CDMA network operators in India but limited allocation of CDMA spectrum forced the company to start GSM service. Tata Teleservices will remain committed to its CDMA network but for the future of its business, the company is foraying into the GSM sector. In 2007, TTSL and Reliance mobile applied for “dual technology licenses.” While TTSL focused on CDMA, Reliance already established its GSM network around the country.

Tata Teleservices Managing director, Anil Sardana said that the company would operate on double network for its survival. TTSL is going to launch its GSM service next month and by the end of 2009, the company will also start its MNP service. TTSL pioneered the CDMA network in India. It introduced CDMA 3G1x technology and built its first CDMA network with Motorola, Ericsson and Lucent. In early 2009, the company received license from the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) to launch its GSM service. Currently, TTSL has 12,500 towers around the country.

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