GOVERNMENT RECRUITMENT / VACANCIES

Telecom Consumers Protection (Sixth Amendment) Regulations, 2013 regarding Deactivation due to Non-usage

By TEAM CIRCULAR EXPRESS • 21 Feb 2013

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The Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) issued these regulations to amend the Telecom Consumers Protection Regulations, 2012. The amendment introduces specific rules regarding the deactivation of cellular mobile connections due to non-usage for both pre-paid and post-paid consumers. It defines 'activity' and 'non-usage' and establishes an 'Automatic Number Retention Scheme' for pre-paid users to prevent deactivation. Additionally, it mandates a 'Safe Custody Scheme' for post-paid consumers to protect their connections from deactivation upon request. These regulations come into force on March 22, 2013.

City

New Delhi

State

Delhi

purpose of issuance

To regulate the deactivation of cellular mobile telephone connections due to non-usage for pre-paid and post-paid consumers.

Most Important Details

Introduces Automatic Number Retention Scheme for pre-paid users and Safe Custody Scheme for post-paid users; prohibits deactivation for non-usage for a minimum of 90 days.

City_1

New Delhi

State_1

Delhi

purpose of issuance_1

To regulate the deactivation of cellular mobile telephone connections due to non-usage for pre-paid and post-paid consumers.

Most Important Details_1

Introduces Automatic Number Retention Scheme for pre-paid users and Safe Custody Scheme for post-paid users; prohibits deactivation for non-usage for a minimum of 90 days.

Regards, Circular Express