First Apple iphone 4 in Kashmir
Shehzan Hammed, ZBM, Kashmir, Mobile Services, Bharti Airtel giving Apple iPhone 4 to Nadeem Hussain Khan (R), who has become the first customer from Kashmir for the product. Priced at Rs 34,500 (16 GB) and Rs 40,900 (32 GB), the iPhone 4 is available with competitively packed plans and is currently available in all Airtel stores in Jammu and Kashmir
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