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టెలికాం దిగ్గజం జియోకు షాకిస్తూ.. బీఎస్ఎన్ఎల్ సరికొత్త ఆఫర్ను తీసుకువచ్చింది. ఇతర నెట్వర్క్లకు చేసే కాల్స్కు నిమిషానికి 6పైసల చొప్పున జియో ఛార్జ్ చేస్తుంటే.. బీఎస్ఎన్ఎల్ మాత్రం తామే ఆరు పైసలు ఎదురిచ్చేందుకు సిద్ధమైంది.

బీఎస్ఎన్ఎల్ కొత్త ఆఫర్

Published : Nov 2, 2019, 4:24 PM IST

Updated : Nov 2, 2019, 8:27 PM IST

ప్రభుత్వ రంగ టెలికాం దిగ్గజం బీఎస్ఎన్ఎల్ సరికొత్త ఆఫర్తో వినియోగదారులను ఆకర్షించేందుకు ప్రణాళికలు వేస్తోంది. తమ యూజర్లు కాల్స్ మాట్లాడితే సంస్థ నుంచి 6 పైసలు ఇచ్చేందుకు సిద్ధమైంది.

ఐయూసీ ఛార్జీల పేరుతో.. ఇతర నెట్వర్క్లతో మాట్లాడేందుకు రిలయన్స్ జియో ఇటీవల నిమిషానికి 6 పైసల చొప్పున ఛార్జీ వసూలు చేస్తోంది. ఈ నేపథ్యంలో.. బీఎస్ఎన్ఎల్ సరికొత్త ఆఫర్ను తెరపైకి తెచ్చినట్లు తెలుస్తోంది.

ఆఫర్ వివరాలు ఇలా..

తమ యూజర్లు ఐదు నిమిషాలకు పైగా కాల్ మాట్లాడితే వారికి ఆరు పైసల చొప్పున.. బీఎస్ఎన్ఎల్ క్యాష్బ్యాక్ ఇవ్వనున్నట్లు సమాచారం.
వైర్లైన్, బ్రాడ్ బాండ్, ఎఫ్టీటీహెచ్ వినియోగదారులు ఈ ఆఫర్ను పొందొచ్చు.

బీఎస్ఎన్ఎల్ తీసుకువచ్చిన ఈ కొత్త ఆఫర్ మంచి ఫలితాలు ఇస్తుందని టెలికాం నిపుణులు అంటున్నారు. వీటికి తోడు బీఎస్ఎన్ఎల్ సహా ఎంటీఎన్ఎల్లను పరిరక్షించేందుకు ఇటీవల భారీ ప్యాకేజీని ప్రకటించింది కేంద్రం. ఈ ప్రణాళికలన్నీ బీఎస్ఎన్ఎల్కు వినియోగదారులను పెంచే అవకాశముందని అభిప్రాయపడుతున్నారు.

ఇదీ చూడండి: ట్విట్టర్ నుంచి వైదొలుగుతున్నా: ఎలాన్ మస్క్

ఆఫర్ వివరాలు ఇలా..

ఇదీ చూడండి: ట్విట్టర్ నుంచి వైదొలుగుతున్నా: ఎలాన్ మస్క్

GERMANY WALL ART
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Berlin, Germany - 16 October 2019
1. Various of people shaking hands holding clay balls creating sculptures for the "Berlin Handshape" project taking place
2. Close of illustrated poster for the Berlin Handshake
3. Various of handshapes in storage boxes
4. Various of Handshape artist Meike Ziegler (from the Netherlands) and project leader Ivan Gabor
5. SOUNDBITE: (English), Meike Ziegler, Handshape project artist
"As this was a divided city for a long time, I thought lets take the ingredient of the division, the wall, and create connection. That's as simple as it is and bring East and West Berliners together and try to make them find common ground and from there make a handshake and and a ball of clay in between their hands will form a shape. A unique shape. And from 11 000 of these shapes we will build a wall of unification. Or a monument to human connection."
6. Various of Handshape wall in the Berlin Wall Memorial museum in Berlin, containing some 3000 of the handshapes.
7. SOUNDBITE: (English), Meike Ziegler, Handshape project artist
"Yeah we are afraid. There is something going on, I don't know what it is, but, I would like people to step out of their comfort zone and to actually look and listen at each other, or to each other more. So yeah, it is still very relevant this wall here in this city."
8. Various close of handshapes
9. Various of Bernardo Sacconi, from Florence Italy, and Grace Dugan, from the Boston in the US, speaking to each other before doing the handshape
10. Close of poster for handshape project
11. Mid of Sacconi and Dugan's hands making handshape and giving it to Ziegler
12. Mid of the group looking at the handshape
13. Close of the handshape
14. SOUNDBITE: (English), Grace Dugan, visiting from Boston, US
"Yeah, I liked it a lot. I mean I, you know, I hadn't really talked to very many people today, especially at this like museum memorial. But it was good to kind of talk about what it means after looking at it and also kind of also understanding the more thematic underlyings of it. So yeah, it was nice to discuss that with someone while you are here and also breaking of from that and finding other things that connect us on a more personal level."
15. Pull focus from handshape in foreground, Sacconi in background
16. Pan to close of handshape
17. Various of Sacconi and Dugan writing names and short story of their meeting
18. SOUNDBITE: (English), Bernardo Sacconi, visiting from Florence Italy
"Yeah, it felt good. It is interesting and inspiring to think about this thing, nowadays. To not feel strangers in this world and not to feel like you have to defend yourself from something and feel connected you know and you know create a connection between different nationalities, different countries, different cultures also and not create a wall which mostly means a barrier, it means a boundary, it means something that is creating the opposite thing you know like, than the connection. So, it felt nice."
19. Various of handshapes
20. Various of remnants of the Berlin wall
LEADIN
Berlin is building a wall - a symbolic one to mark the fall of the wall which divided the German capital under communist rule.
Each piece is made by a handshake between strangers.
STORYLINE
The act is possibly as old as human civilisation.
Shaking hands shows friendship and mutual respect, an act of showing good intentions towards an old friend or a stranger.
To mark 30 years since the fall of the Berlin Wall, Dutch artist Meike Ziegler decided to use this act to create imprints which could symbolise a world without borders.
At the Berlin Wall Memorial museum strangers are asked to talk to each other, find some common ground and interests, before shaking hands with the ball of clay.
The aim is to create some 11, 000 of the handshapes before the November 9 anniversary of the fall of the Berlin wall in 1989.
The wall itself stood for 10,316 days.
"As this was a divided city for a long time, I thought lets take the ingredient of the division, the wall, and create connection. That's as simple as it is and bring East and West Berliners together and try to make them find common ground and from there make a handshake and and a ball of clay in between their hands will form a shape. A unique shape. And from 11,000 of these shapes we will build a wall of unification. Or a monument to human connection."
Some 3000 of the handshapes are already on show in an installation in the museum.
But on the 30th of the anniversary of the fall of the wall, a larger structure will be built outside by the remnants of the Berlin wall.
The project is supported by the Berlin Wall foundation and Visit Berlin and has been running since the start of August.
Volunteers collect the handshapes at several locations in the city, like here at the entrance to the Berlin Wall Museum.
Ziegler says that the project is more important now than ever, with divisions spreading across the world and new walls and barriers being built.
"Yeah we are afraid. There is something going on, I don't know what it is, but, I would like people to step out of their comfort zone and to actually look and listen at each other, or to each other more. So yeah, it is still very relevant this wall here in this city."
Bernardo Sacconi, from Florence Italy and Grace Dugan from Boston in the US, meet at the entrance to the Berlin Wall Museum.
Both are visiting Berlin as tourists, and the Berlin Wall is a stop in their itineraries.
Ziegler asks them to have a conversation, to talk about their lives, and try to find common ground.
They both discover they are creative, Sacconi is a jazz musician and Dugan is a part-time writer.
Then they went ahead of shook hands with the ball of clay.
Afterwards participants are asked to fill in a form, describing their experience.
"Yeah, I liked it a lot. You know, I hadn't really talked to a lot of people today. Especially at this museum, memorial," says Dugan.
"But it was good. To kind of talk about what it means after looking at it. And kind of also understanding the more thematic underlyings of it. So yeah, it was nice to discuss that with someone while you are here. And also breaking of from that and finding other things that connect us on a more personal level."
Sacconi says the experience of breaking down a personal barrier with a stranger is good.
"Yeah, it felt good. It is interesting and inspiring to think about this thing, nowadays. To not feel strangers in this world. And not to feel like you have to defend yourself from something," he says.
The 30th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall will be celebrated with exhibitions, concerts and remembrance events.
It all starts on 4th of November and ends with a festival by the Brandenburg Gate on the 9th of November.
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Last Updated : Nov 2, 2019, 8:27 PM IST

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