Airtel has quietly raised the data limit for its Rs. 349 and Rs. 549 plans, signifying that the tariff war between Jio and the incumbents wont be letting up anytime soon. The revised Airtel plans now offer 500MB more data per day to consumers, along with other freebies. With this update to the plans, the operator is now in a better position to compete with the corresponding Jio plans in terms of data allocation. While Vodafone and Idea are yet to update their own plans with similar daily data limit, it will not be long before they revise their respective plans as well, if the trends seen in the past few months are anything to go by. The Rs. 349 Airtel plan was launched in September and originally came with 1GB daily data allocation, along with unlimited local and STD calls and 100 SMSes per day and validity of 28 days. The daily data limit was increased to 1.5GB in November, roughly two weeks after Jio updated its plans. Now, the Rs. 349 plan offers 2GB data per day, thus giving consumers a total of 56GB data in the validity period. Moreover, users will get free outgoing calls on roaming with this pack now. In comparison, the Jio Rs. 309 plan offers 49GB data at 1GB per day and 49-day validity, along with free calls, 3,000 SMSes, roaming outgoing calls, and access to Jio apps.