Tuesday, July 28th, 2026

Ncell launches attractive ‘Double Majja Pack’



KATHMANDU: Ncell Axiata Limited has launched an innovative and first-of-its-kind data offer ‘Double Majja Pack’, encouraging customers to repeat the purchase of Rs. 125 pack.

This means that if customers buy 5GB data pack with a validity of 7 days at Rs. 125 including applicable taxes and repurchase the same pack within validity, then they get 10GB instead of 5GB.

The offer has come into effect from July 8, according to a statement issued by Ncell.

In this offer, the data and validity both get accumulated to customers’ previously available data volume and validity period, the statement said.

For instance, if a customer subscribes to the same pack after three days from the first subscription, the remaining data volume gets accumulated with double data 10GB, and the validity period also increases to 11 days, it said.

The maximum validity that can be accumulated is 28 days.

“We firmly believe that through our constant efforts of innovating products and services, we aim to provide a superior experience and great value to our customers,” Pradeep Shrivastava, Chief Commercial Officer, Ncell said.

He added, “We are redefining the value proposition with our new Double Majja Pack wherein our customers can now do more, without having to worry about exhausting their data limits at more affordable rates.”

Publish Date : 09 July 2022 06:36 AM

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