🚨The cost of living rarely rises all at once.🧐 It rises one bill at a time. 👇 First, electricity. 👇 Then fuel. 👇 Then groceries. Now, reports suggest telecom operators may move away from unlimited 5G plans toward fixed monthly data allowances. For example, a plan that currently offers unlimited 5G at ₹349 could reportedly become ₹399 with a 100GB monthly cap. For many users, 100GB may be sufficient today. But the bigger question is what happens over time. Once unlimited plans become the exception rather than the norm, adjusting prices or reducing data limits becomes much easier. The internet is no longer a luxury. It's the backbone of how we work, learn, run businesses, access banking services, and stay connected with family and friends. Any single price increase may seem manageable. But when electricity, fuel, groceries, and connectivity all become more expensive within a short period, the cumulative impact is felt most by the middle class. The real challenge isn't one expense. It's the steady increase in all of them. What are your thoughts? Do you think unlimited mobile data plans will eventually become a thing of the past? #Telecom #CostOfLiving #DigitalEconomy #5G #MiddleClass #Technology #indiarejectscjp ♻️ If this clicked, repost ➕ Follow @Mohit_Gautam139 for sharp insights on money & markets 🚀