Jio, Airtel and Vodafone Idea Subscribers Will Hear an Incoming Call Ring for 30 Seconds, Says Trai

The matter of missed calls and incoming calls from different operators has existed in the industry since long now. This is the issue which sparked the debacle between the telecom operators, but now the issue has finally come to an end as the industry watchdog, the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (Trai), has issued its order on the matter. The regulator has said that the calls coming from other networks will terminate after 30 seconds of ringing. To recall, a few weeks back, Reliance Jio had gone ahead and reduced the ringing time to 20 seconds down from the previous time of 45 seconds. After this matter, Bharti Airtel and Reliance Jio were on polar ends of the spectrum with a heated ground in the middle since lower ringing time meant more outgoing calls from other telecom operators apart from Reliance Jio.

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Trai Sets 30 Seconds as Call Ringing Limit for All Operators

According to Trai decision, the “originating network may release an unanswered call after 90 seconds in case the call release message is not received from the terminating network.” This new report comes from Mint, which has detailed that Trai now asks the telecom operator to hold the ringing call for 30 seconds before it is terminated by the receiving network. But, in case the termination signal is not generated by the receiving network, then the originating network can hold the call for 90 seconds at max. All three telecom operators in the industry had stood for different time spans for ringing calls. While Reliance Jio wanted a shorter ringing time of 20 to 25 seconds, Vodafone Idea wanted 30 seconds limit. Whereas, Bharti Airtel wished for a 90-second ringer.