Vodafone India, one of the leading telecom operators in the country is offering its subscribers in Gujarat a chance to win a “Helicopter ride to Ambaji Temple” or “3G Data Card” or “Vodafone Goodie Bag” on the occasion of Navratri Festival. This “Fly to Ambaji” contest from Vodafone, is for all subscribers in Gujarat, where Navratri is celebrated at its best, in association with Radio City 91.1 FM. The contest will be taking place between October 16, 2012 – October 22, 2012.
To participate in this exclusive Vodafone contest on the Occasion of Navratri, the most popular festival in Gujarat the Vodafone users have to Dial *121# (toll-free) and chose the offer which is best for them or simply dial 50001 (Toll-free) to set a Navratri Special Caller tunes and also register for the contest. The RJ (Radio Jockey) will then call up some of the participants randomly and initiate a Navratri-Based contest with them.
There will be three question asked in the contest. If a participant answers only one question correctly then he/she will win a “Vodafone Goodie Bag”, if the participant answers 2 out of 3 questions correctly then he/she will win a 3G Data Card/3G Dongle and if the participant answers all 3 questions correctly then he/she shall win a “Helicopter ride for Ambaji Darshan”.
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