TRAI issues clarification on voice-only plans, 90-day validity for inactive SIMs
Recently, the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India directed all telecom operators to introduce a voucher specifically for voice calls and SMS, ensuring consumers who don’t require data won’t be charged for it. Some operators have previously introduced voice-only packs, but they retracted them shortly thereafter since these vouchers had not undergone TRAI's review process. TRAI on 90-day validity for inactive SIM cards Additionally, TRAI has addressed recent news regarding the 90-day validity for inactive SIM cards. According to TRAI, this regulation stems from the Telecom Consumer Protection Regulations 6th amendment, which states that a prepaid mobile connection will not be deactivated for non-usage if the consumer maintains a minimum balance of twenty rupees or any lesser amount. The new regulation from TRAI regarding voice-only recharge plans aims to make mobile services more affordable for Indian consumers.
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