I agree .. I still doubt that their lines could not handle it although the guys in BSNL office were telling that it all that I would get and lines are fine .. I told them that even in the worst case scenario, I should get 7 Mbps speed or so.. but they did not agree... I even explained to them that in a 4 Mbps lines, I was getting 3.5 Mbps .. so, how can I get 3.8 Mbps speed or so in a 8 Mbps line.. they said that is how it works.. .some speed is lost.. I tried to explain them that if 10-20% speed is lost in the 4 Mbps, logically the same ratio of speed loss should also happen in the 8 Mbps line.. but they never agreed.. anyways I kept the line due to the FUP limit of 175 GB till the time the phone was dead for months followed and preceded by continously terrible lines due to which I downgraded in disgust.
Anyways, it seems the first good news from BSNL has come after a long time. The post-FUP speed is now 1 Mbps even on my basic 675 plan which I took actually as a downgrade till the time the Reliance Jio unlimited connection is there.. but that is the first time in recent years that BSNL has taken the lead and actually implemented something that other major private ISPs never implemented i.e. a decent post-FUP speed.. congrats to them on that front.
Anyways, it seems the first good news from BSNL has come after a long time. The post-FUP speed is now 1 Mbps even on my basic 675 plan which I took actually as a downgrade till the time the Reliance Jio unlimited connection is there.. but that is the first time in recent years that BSNL has taken the lead and actually implemented something that other major private ISPs never implemented i.e. a decent post-FUP speed.. congrats to them on that front.