Reliance Jio Unveils New Bharat Phones at IMC 2025 with Focus on Security & AI Literacy
Affordable, secure, and AI-ready—Jio’s new Bharat phones aim to redefine safety and digital learning for Indian families.

By Indrani Priyadarshini

on October 9, 2025

At the India Mobile Congress (IMC) 2025, Reliance Jio introduced a new safety feature for its JioBharat phone series, marking a major leap toward family security and digital inclusion. The telecom major highlighted that the upgraded JioBharat lineup is specifically designed to enhance safety and peace of mind for children, women, and senior citizens.

Alongside the phone launch, Jio announced a free foundation course powered by JioPC — the Jio Classroom, aimed at helping students understand and explore the world of artificial intelligence (AI).

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Safety Meets Simplicity and Affordability

The new JioBharat handsets prioritise connectivity, security, and ease of use, catering to individuals who seek reliable communication and protection. Packed with practical features like real-time location tracking, call and message management, and usage control, the phones are engineered for vulnerable users who need extra supervision and accessibility.

Priced at just Rs 799, the handsets are available through Jio Stores, JioMart, Amazon, Swiggy Instamart, and multiple offline retailers, making them accessible to a broad consumer base.

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Enhanced Control and Peace of Mind for families

The JioBharat safety system allows guardians to decide who can call or text their loved ones, effectively blocking unwanted calls and messages. Its live location-sharing feature enables users to share their whereabouts with trusted contacts, while caretakers can monitor movement and even track basic health metrics.

With a seven-day battery backup, these phones ensure uninterrupted connectivity and reliability—crucial for children and elderly users who rely on consistent communication and security.