The Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) on Friday launched its newest suggestions for creating a ‘Unified Numbering Plan’ to make sure enough numbering sources for a mounted line (aka landline) and cellular providers within the nation.
This may result in the present telephone numbers altering — current cellular numbers would require a “zero” in entrance of them to dial from a set line connection.
These suggestions are primarily based on the inputs obtained from varied stakeholders and discussions held throughout an Open Home Dialogue (OHD) that was held in January, the regulator stated in an announcement.
One of many key factors talked about within the suggestions embody switching from 10 to 11 digits in case of normal cellular numbers, which can result in the addition of a zero for current numbers, and new telephone numbers might begin with totally different digits going ahead.
Right here, we’re itemizing the highest 5 suggestions by TRAI that might rework the present numbering system for each mounted line and cellular providers.
In a doc highlighting the suggestions, TRAI has talked about that India already has about 1.2 billion phone numbers, with a teledensity of 87.47 %.
The variety of mounted and cellular subscribers within the nation can be rising quickly.
All this has mainly led to discovering new options to have enough availability of quantity sources.
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