This is good news for those who have more than one SIM card. Now the SIM card will continue to work for 90 days even if you do not recharge. The Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) has issued new rules regarding the validity of SIM cards. After the new rules come, users will get freedom from the hassle of recharging again and again and will spend less.

If there is no recharge on your number for 90 days and there is a prepaid balance of Rs 20 left in it, then the company will deduct Rs 20 and give an extra validity of 30 days. In this way, your number can remain active for 120 days without recharge.

What are the companies offering?

Airtel: Without recharge, the SIM card will remain active for more than 90 days. After this, you will get 15 days to re-activate the number. If you do not recharge even after this, the SIM card will be deactivated.

Vodafone-Idea: You can use the SIM card for 90 days without recharge. After this you will have to recharge at least Rs 49.

BSNL: BSNL SIM card will remain active for 180 days without recharge.

Jio: If you have a Jio number, it will remain active for 90 days without recharge. During this time, the facility of incoming calls may be for a month, a week or a few days depending on the last recharge plan.

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Due to the expensive recharge plans, taking the plan repeatedly becomes very expensive. Many people take a new plan as soon as their recharge ends thinking that their number may be disconnected. Let us tell you about the new TRAI rules related to the validity of SIM card (Sim Card Active rule).

Most people do not know about the validity of their SIM and hence get it recharged repeatedly. In such a situation, a big problem arises for those who use two SIM cards.

Recently, Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) has issued some rules related to SIM cards. TRAI’s new rules have given a big relief to mobile users. Even if your mobile recharge plan has expired, now you will not need to recharge immediately. Your SIM card will remain active for several months without any recharge plan.

TRAI rules for Jio users

If you use a Jio SIM, you can keep your SIM active for 90 days without recharging. If you do not have a recharge plan, the incoming service on your number will remain active for 90 days. However, you will not be able to avail the outgoing service without recharge. To keep the SIM active after 90 days, you will have to take a plan with a validity of Rs 99. If you do not take this plan, your number will be disconnected.

TRAI rule for Airtel

If you use Airtel SIM then note that without recharging, you can keep your Airtel SIM card active for only 60 days. After 60 days you will have to take a plan with validity of Rs 45. In this too, you will be able to avail only incoming service for 60 days.

TRAI’s rule for Vi

If you use Vi SIM, let us tell you that you can keep your SIM card active for 90 days without a recharge plan. After this, you will have to take a plan of Rs 49 to keep the SIM active.

TRAI’s rule for BSNL is that

you can keep the SIM card of the government company BSNL active for maximum days without any recharge plan. In this you get a validity of 180 days. This means that after the recharge plan ends, the incoming service will remain active on your number for 180 days.

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The Telecom Department has released a new update on its official X handle. The Telecom Department has given detailed information about TRAI’s new decisions. After the implementation of this rule, the problem of unwanted calls can be got rid of to a great extent. For this, instructions have also been issued to telecom companies by the government.

Let us tell you that the government has been working for a long time to stop fraud through unsolicited calls in the telecom sector. This rule issued by TRAI will be implemented from September 1, 2024. Instructions have also been issued by the government to all the telecom companies of the country.

What are the new rules

From September 1, the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India is preparing to implement a new rule in the country. This new rule is being brought by TRAI to stop and eliminate fake and spam calls. The Telecom Department has released a new update on its official X handle. The Telecom Department has given detailed information about TRAI’s new decisions. After the implementation of this rule, the problem of unwanted calls can be got rid of to a great extent. For this, instructions have also been issued to telecom companies by the government.

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Let us tell you that the government has been working for a long time to stop fraud through unsolicited calls in the telecom sector. This rule issued by TRAI will be implemented from September 1, 2024. Instructions have also been issued by the government to all the telecom companies of the country.

Spammers Beware! 🚨

As per TRAI decisions:
1.If any entity is found making spam calls, all the Telecom Resources of the entity shall be disconnected and blacklisted by all Telecom Operators for upto 2 years.

2.With effect from 1st September 2024, NO message, containing… pic.twitter.com/ZeKrzcy5az

— DoT India (@DoT_India) August 11, 2024

What are the new rules

According to TRAI report, if anyone makes telemarketing calls from his personal mobile number, then the mobile number will be blacklisted for 2 years. Actually, the government has issued a new mobile number series for telemarketing. The Department of Telecommunications has started a new 160 number series to prevent financial fraud. In such a situation, the banking and insurance sectors will have to make promotional calls and messages from the 160 number series. TRAI held a meeting with telecom service providers Airtel, Jio, BSNL, Vi, MTNL and telemarketers on August 8. In which a guideline has been issued regarding marketing calls and messages.

You will get rid of unwanted calls and messages

After the implementation of the new rule, people will not have to be bothered by unwanted calls and messages. Automatically generated calls/robotic calls and messages have also been included in the new rule. After this action plan of TRAI, unwanted calls and messages will be stopped.

This is how you can complain

According to the data of the Department of Telecommunications, more than 10,000 fraudulent messages have been sent in the last 3 months. If you receive such messages or calls, you can lodge a complaint on the ‘Sanchar Sathi Portal’. If someone sends you a message from a 10-digit mobile number, you can directly complain about it on 1909.

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Actually, according to TRAI rules, separate numbers are issued for promotional calls. In such a situation, if you make a promotional call from a personal number, then your number may be blocked. TRAI has now become stricter against sending harassing promotional messages to mobile phone users.

Know what is calling rule

Actually different types of numbers are issued for normal calls and promotional calls. This is so that normal and promotional calls can be identified. The numbers issued for promotional calls are more than 10 digits. With this, mobile users can easily identify that they are getting a promotional call.

In such a situation, it depends on the users whether to receive the call or not. TRAI made it clear that unregistered 10 digit mobile numbers sent to telecom companies for promotional purposes should not be used. Although many companies make promotional messages or calls from the normal 10 digit number. This is totally against the rules.

Mobile number will be closed within 5 days

Many times mobile users do not receive the promotion calls. In such a situation, companies start calling from normal numbers. According to information received, TRAI has also talked to telecom service providers to stop this. As per the rules, if a user is found making promotional calls from a normal number, then his number can be blocked within 5 days.

In such a situation, users working in telemarketing companies should make promotional calling from the registered mobile number of the company instead of personal mobile number.

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In a recent report, it was claimed that TRAI will now block unregistered mobile numbers. Neither calls can be made nor messages can be sent from these numbers.

Let us tell you that TRAI is tightening the reins on such 10 digit numbers which are being used for promotional calling and messaging for business purposes. As per TRAI rules, separate numbers are released for promotional purpose. If you make promotional calls from personal number then your number may be closed.

This is the rule for calling For your information, let us tell you that for normal calling and promotional calling, different numbers are issued by TRAI. The number of promotional calling has more number of digits and by this a user recognizes that he is getting a promotional call. After knowing this, it is up to the receiver to accept the call or not.

Number will be closed in 5 days if caught

Although many times people do not receive promotional calls due to which people start calling from normal numbers. According to the information, TRAI has also talked to telecom service providers to stop it. As per the rules, if a user is found making promotional calls from a normal number, then his number can be blocked within 5 days.

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According to media reports, TRAI is going to crack down on promotional messages that call or send messages to customers or mobile users without their permission. TRAI has asked telecom companies not to use unregistered mobile numbers for promotion. Now TRAI is going to take strict steps for telemarketing companies doing this.

Telemarketing companies are given separate numbers

Telemarketing companies are given a separate number for promotion. This number would be different from your normal number. This is done so that mobile users can differentiate between normal numbers and promotional numbers. He can tell the difference between the caller. Many companies are not following this rule and are using the normal 10 digit number.

TRAI gave this order

TRAI has now taken strict steps against telemarketing companies who forcefully call or message mobile users. TRAI has said in its notification that telemarketers should stop using 10 digit numbers for promotional calls or messages within 30 days. If he continues to use the 10 digit number for promotion even after 30 days, strict action will be taken against him.

These numbers will be closed in 30 days

TRAI has given notice to all telecom companies to close such numbers within 30 days. The numbers of telemarketing companies using normal numbers for promotion will have to be closed. Otherwise action will be taken against them.

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