Nepal Telecom India Call Pack for Cheap India Calls

Nepal Telecom (NTC) launches a voice call pack to India offer. There was a demand for reducing the call rate to India for a long time. So, these packages reduce the call rate from Nepal to India by a sharp rate. Ntc India call offer includes daily, weekly and monthly packs, which have been revised lately.

For international calls, customers can make a call through either access 1424 or 1425 /1445 or 00. But the call tariff is cheaper through the access code 1424 at the rate of Rs 2.9. Currently, direct calling to India through 00 code is Rs 12 whereas from 1425 or 1445 is Rs 6. Now that the India call pack is launched, the new call rate with different packs is valid through all the access codes.

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India call pack enables you to make calls to India from Nepal at cheap rates.

There are daily, weekly and monthly packs in NTC India call pack for cheap call rates to India. Here are those different offers in the India call pack.

• Daily pack of Rs 59 for 17 minutes call
• Weekly pack of Rs 259 for 75 minutes call
• Monthly pack of Rs 759 for 221 minutes call.

The cheapest rate with this offer is Rs 3.43 per minute (with taxes).

For all the information about Voice calls in Nepal Telecom, we recommend you to read Ntc voice pack.

How to subscribe Ntc India call pack?

To subscribe to the India call pack, you need to follow the steps below.

• Dial *1415# for the Ntc pack menu
• Select 7 and go inside India/China call and then select India
• Then select the pack of your choice, that is either for Daily, Weekly, or Monthly.
• You can even buy the preferred pack from Nepal Telecom mobile App.

Here is the summary of the NTC India call pack for daily, weekly, and monthly.

S.N.	Ntc India call pack	Price Inclusive of tax	Offered Call minutes	Validity
1	Daily pack	Rs 59	17 minutes	1 Day
2	Weekly pack	Rs 259	75 minutes	1 Week
3	Monthly pack	Rs 759	221 minutes	1 Month

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