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Govenment makes caller identification mandatory from November 1
Source: Hindu BusinessLine · 3 hr ago
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The Department of Telecommunications announced that caller identification will become compulsory starting November 1. It also noted that the rules for 2G and 3G networks will be examined separately.
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DoT says service in 2G and 3G will be considered separately, after examination of the matter
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