DoT gives green signal to the National Mobile Number Portability, to be implemented by March 2015

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Mobile users in India now have a new reason to rejoice as they will be able to port their numbers from one circle to other instead of shelling out money for the roaming charges. This move will come as a huge sign of relief for the floating population as they don't need to change their numbers if they move to another telecom circle.

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DoT's (Department of Telecommunications) decision-making wing gave the green signal to the National Mobile Number Portability (MNP) and the same will be implemented across all the telecom circles by March 2015. This decision is yet to be approved by I&B Minister Mr. Ravi Shanker Prasad.

The total cost to set up the entire infrastructure would come up to $10 million and this would give a good boost to national players who have a strong presence across India. This move is likely to take away a good chunk of roaming revenues from the operators. This is an extremely important move as it is estimated that almost 12% of the mobile users are floating population.

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