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Recharge Info aims to make prepaid-plan decisions easier to understand. We prioritize clear units, traceable sources and practical limitations over unsupported “best plan” claims. This policy describes how the current publication is prepared.
Sources and scope
Plan facts are checked against official operator listings, help pages and offer terms wherever accessible. Device instructions use the relevant manufacturer or platform documentation. Search snippets and older documents can help locate a source, but a newer or number-specific operator listing may take precedence for a purchase.
Each plan identifies its source and check date. BSNL examples in the initial collection were checked with Tamil Nadu selected in the tariff portal. We do not assume that every circle or subscriber receives identical terms.
Conflicting or incomplete information
We do not merge incompatible benefits from different pages to create an offer that no source actually lists. If an amount appears with different allowances, the article explains the difference and asks readers to confirm the current pack for their connection.
Expired promotional dates are not silently extended. A source can remain online after a campaign ends. Extra data, subscriptions, vouchers and base telecom benefits are treated separately where their conditions differ.
Calculations and examples
Daily cost is calculated by dividing the listed price by fixed-day validity. The 30-day equivalent is a normalization, not a separately available recharge. Hypothetical examples are labelled as examples and are not advertised as live offers.
We distinguish daily quotas from total buckets and do not convert a nominal multiplied total into a claim of unrestricted use. Comparison tables do not establish local coverage or future prices.
Authorship, AI assistance and testing
The publication uses the Recharge Info byline. AI assisted research organization, drafting and site implementation. Source links and factual checks are part of the preparation process; no fictional reviewer or specialist credential is presented as human verification.
We have not independently field-tested the listed mobile networks. Claims about measured speed, latency, battery impact or local coverage require actual evidence and are not invented for these guides. The site's calculators and interface are checked separately from telecom performance.
Original analysis and selection
Our contribution is to explain the decision: validity arithmetic, allocation trade-offs, practical checklists and the difference between upfront cost and daily equivalent. The selected catalogue is deliberately finite and does not claim to list every operator product.
Default sorting is by price. Sorting by daily cost is a mathematical view, not an endorsement. Plan labels such as “everyday option” describe a use case; they are not ratings, awards or promises of suitability for everyone.
Corrections and updates
Readers can report an issue through Contact & corrections. Include the article URL, disputed detail and an official source if available. A source-check date should be changed when the relevant facts are actually rechecked, not merely to make a page look recent.
This site is not connected to a live operator tariff feed. The launch research date is 27 October 2026. Material changes should be reflected in the article, card metadata and source notes together so that the finder does not contradict the explanation.
Commercial separation
Recharge Info uses Google AdSense display advertising to help fund the publication. Advertising is labelled separately from articles and plan cards. We do not sell operator positions in the comparison grid, and our official-source links do not contain affiliate tracking added by this site. See the advertising disclosure for the placement and ordering details. Advertising does not justify fabricated ratings or hiding a plan's limitations.