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TRAI issues draft for Mobile Number Portability

New Delhi: Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) issued draft regulations for introduction of mobile number portability (MNP) in the country. The draft regulations describe the rights, obligations and duties of both the telecom operators (donor and recipient) for the "porting" (changing) of mobile ....Read more

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MNP - Inter ZoneBy: Rajeev | Wednesday , 8 Jul '09 12:11:07 PM Reply | Forward Well I think Inter Zone will be allowed.Most of the major telecom operators in India enable roaming services.So say I purchase a connection from an XYZ telecom operator in Maharashtra,and the same operator has services throughout the country;now I moved to Gujurat and plan to change my telecom operator for whatsoever reason(say to PQR)who may or may not have services throughout the country,I think I should easily be able to do MNP to PQR operator from XYZ operator but subjected to the MNP regulations of TRAI.

Mobile Number Portability - Inter Zone.By: Ajit K | Tuesday , 7 Jul '09 13:54:00 PM Reply | Forward MNP allows a user to change his/her telecom operator without changing the mobile phone number, will it be inerzone also say from Maharashtra to Gujrat or vice versa.

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