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Mobile Number Portability (MNP) Service to be Launched today in Haryana

by Puneet Jain
November 25, 2010
in Mobile Number Portability
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mnpPeople this real its time, Finally its happening……after a looooooooong wait. The much awaited Mobile Number Portability (MNP) service will be launched today in Rohtak, Haryana. The Union Minister of Communications & IT Shri Kapil Sibal with Shri Bhupinder Singh Hooda, Chief Minister of Haryana will inaugurate the service at a function in Rohtak at 3 P.M. today.

A plan for phased migration of networks in all the remaining 22 (excluding Haryana) Licensed Service Areas in the country for working in MNP scenario is being chalked out in consultation with service providers. The detailed program for the entire country will be announced separately. 

From today, mobile phone customers in Haryana will have the choice of selecting their telecom operator without changing their number provided a minimum period of 90 days has elapsed after subscription to the mobile service of the current service provider.

For change of service provider i.e. porting, a subscriber has to send an SMS (PORTMobile Number) from the number he wishes to be ported, to number 1900 whereby a Unique Porting Code (UPC) will be received on SMS from his current service provider. The subscriber will need to apply in the prescribed application form to the chosen new service provider quoting the UPC which will act as a reference while filling up the application form with new service provider.

The new service provider will then take action to get the required processes completed to enable the subscriber to get connected to his network. Porting has to be completed within 7 working days. TRAI has put a ceiling of Rs. 19 on porting charges which the new service provider may collect from the subscriber. Post-paid subscribers before making the porting request, have to make sure that their last bill has been paid failing which the request for change to new service provider shall be rejected. In the case of pre-paid subscriber any balance amount left will not be carried forward when the number is transferred to the new service provider.

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