The Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) hosted a meeting of the Joint Committee of Regulators (JCoR) here on Tuesday ...

TRAI has begun a major crackdown on spam and fraud with a push for 1600-series caller IDs in the banking and finance sectors.

The initiative by TRAI seeks to transition from unverifiable offline consents to a reliable digital consent framework.

The Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) convened the Joint Committee of Regulators (JCoR) on July 22, 2025, in New Delhi. To improve collaboration against telecom-related spam, fraud, and ...

TRAI hosts JCoR meeting to combat digital frauds, spam, and misuse of telecom infrastructure with cross-sectoral ...

One of the major discussions focused on implementing a dedicated 1600-number series for all transactional and service calls ...

The framework will replace unverifiable, offline consents to provide consumers increased control over commercial ...

The pilot, seen as a critical tool in the fight against spam and fraud, includes major banks such as SBI, ICICI, HDFC, Axis ...

In an increasingly digitalised world, cross-sectoral collaboration among regulators is crucial for coordinated enablement of ...

Trai meets with RBI, SEBI, MHA, MeitY, DoT, and other regulators to discuss measures against spam, fraud, and misuse of ...

A major pilot project to enhance consumer control over commercial communications by replacing unverifiable, offline ...

Another significant move is the push for faster blocking of fraud numbers. TRAI, the Department of Telecommunications, and the Indian Cyber Crime Coordination Centre will now automate the sharing of ...